Does anybody here work for Duke University? I am interviewing for a position in the med school, non-tenure track, likely as an Assistant Professor (as opposed to Associate), and was wondering what approximate salary to expect. I have looked on the Chronicle and know the average Asst. Prof salary, but I know it varies very widely. I just want to be prepared in case I get the "What salary would you expect" question.
In Virginia-- and maybe North Carolina-- state employee salaries are a matter of public record and are published on-line.
http://datacenter.timesdispatch.com/salaries-virginia-state-employees.htm
If the same is true for North Carolina, see if you can find what comparable people at UNC earn.
Duke is a private school.
That does actually help - having an idea of what UNC pays for similar individuals gives me a better idea. Anybody know anything specific about Duke?
Two things that might help: 1) ask your mentor(s)/colleagues what kind of salary range they would expect for such a position, 2) look at housing prices in Durham to get an idea of the cost of living there.
I work for the lacrosse team and get paid in poon.
Prospective employee wrote:
Does anybody here work for Duke University? I am interviewing for a position in the med school, non-tenure track, likely as an Assistant Professor (as opposed to Associate), and was wondering what approximate salary to expect. I have looked on the Chronicle and know the average Asst. Prof salary, but I know it varies very widely. I just want to be prepared in case I get the "What salary would you expect" question.
Are you a doctor or are you just a scientist?
DVM, PhD - but will not be doing anything clinical - just teaching, research, and service.
Dr. Dremo wrote:
Prospective employee wrote:Does anybody here work for Duke University? I am interviewing for a position in the med school, non-tenure track, likely as an Assistant Professor (as opposed to Associate), and was wondering what approximate salary to expect. I have looked on the Chronicle and know the average Asst. Prof salary, but I know it varies very widely. I just want to be prepared in case I get the "What salary would you expect" question.
Are you a doctor or are you just a scientist?
Prospective employee wrote:
DVM, PhD - but will not be doing anything clinical - just teaching, research, and service.
So just a scientist. Really no different than me with my undergrad psych degree.
Anybody else have any info?
I was offered a coaching position at Duke in 2007. The pay was very low. I turned the position down at Duke to stay at a dead end coaching job at a school in New England. Both jobs sucked but for very different reasons.
One more bump on this one - anybody else?