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  • Pharmacy Education
  • Academic Career Development

Background:

  • Pharmacy school closures and consolidations raise concerns about faculty job security and mobility.
  • Academic rank portability (ARP) is vital for faculty transitioning between institutions without losing academic rank.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore structural and cultural barriers limiting ARP, especially for faculty moving to research-intensive environments.
  • To provide strategies for faculty to proactively plan for ARP and enhance their academic profiles.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review and personal experience analysis.
  • Exploration of differences in workload, scholarly expectations, and promotion criteria between teaching-focused and research-intensive institutions.

Main Results:

  • Misalignment in workload and expectations often prevents faculty from retaining rank despite strong teaching and service records.
  • Faculty can proactively plan for ARP by reframing teaching/service as scholarship and developing structured writing habits.

Conclusions:

  • Faculty can enhance ARP by aligning academic profiles with institutional research expectations and building portable portfolios.
  • Creative frameworks and professional development can bolster scholarly identity and visibility, aiding career transitions.