48 Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering Jobs

“West End was a fun place to work, good balance of work/social life.”

Pros:  “Management was very friendly, welcoming. The work was fast paced, so time goes by quickly. I worked in the Pizza shop, and had the opportunity to do something different…”

Cons:  “Some employees didn't really like their job, and it showed. Sometimes, communication is poor between chefs and store workers about inventory, and it is not uncommon…” – Full Review

“Working with great students.”

Pros:  “The students are great here. The "University of Spoiled Children" stereotype is totally wrong. Students are professional, engaged, inquisitive, respectful, and, very…”

Cons:  “Crazy bikers and skateboarders diminish the campus environment. The organizational culture feels a bit 1970ish - very strict protocols and hierarchy. All…” – Full Review

“A great place to build a career”

Pros:  “Great work-life balance, great lifestyle in Boise. The university is a nimble and up and coming research university. There is substantial support for faculty research.”

Cons:  “Lack of support from state government, chronic fighting with University of Idaho over resources and prestige. Salaries are typically below market for faculty.” – Full Review

“West End was a fun place to work, good balance of work/social life.”

Pros:  “Management was very friendly, welcoming. The work was fast paced, so time goes by quickly. I worked in the Pizza shop, and had the opportunity to do something different…”

Cons:  “Some employees didn't really like their job, and it showed. Sometimes, communication is poor between chefs and store workers about inventory, and it is not uncommon…” – Full Review

“National Jewish is a really good place to work where people genuinely care about their jobs.”

Pros:  “Long standing memeber of the Denver community providing state of the art healthcare in ever expanding fields. People are genuinely happy to work here.”

Cons:  “For me, the commute is the biggest con.” – Full Review

“A Great Place to Learn & Grow”

Pros:  “VCU is an evergrowing campus of great people and even better educational opportunities. The students have kept me for years and I have established great relationships with…”

Cons:  “The value of diversity at VCU is understated often times and not included in many policy decisions. The high volume of students and organizational commitments tend…” – Full Review

“It has been a growing experience”

Pros:  “I learned how to take constructive criticism from my superiors. I also learned to deal with rejection in a professional manner.”

Cons:  “The supervisors were not always consistent in the manner they delegated their authority to the other callers. It was sometimes blatantly obvious that friendships…” – Full Review

“It has been a growing experience”

Pros:  “I learned how to take constructive criticism from my superiors. I also learned to deal with rejection in a professional manner.”

Cons:  “The supervisors were not always consistent in the manner they delegated their authority to the other callers. It was sometimes blatantly obvious that friendships…” – Full Review

“A Good Place to Work”

Pros:  “Great location and student body. Competent leadership.”

Cons:  “State does not support higher education very well resulting in lower salaries across the board.” – Full Review