This is a three-year contract, for which the employers are open to making a part-time appointment.
Dr. Verfaillie is now at the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium but still holds a part-time appointment at Minnesota.
From 1970 onwards, Ricoeur began to extend his conception of hermeneutics, as well as opening himself to Anglo-American philosophical traditions, following a part-time appointment at Chicago.
He was director of cardiology at the University of Minnesota with a part-time appointment at a Veterans Administration hospital in Minneapolis; he was no longer at a veterans hospital in Washington, where he started his research.
Howell, who retains a part-time appointment at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) in Galveston, recalls that one of his frustrations with academia was that "the bureaucracy is suffocating at times".
One black gallerist VICE interviewed, asked to be kept anonymous because the art world is small, pointed to the practicalities of the Brooklyn Museum position: "Would you go to school for all those years for a part-time appointment at the Brooklyn Museum where you maybe make $30,000 or $40,000?
SW had a part-time appointment as policy officer at the Dutch Association for Neuromuscular Diseases.
In the Netherlands, most have, at least formally, a part-time appointment as professor.
Wolfgang Wirth has a part-time appointment with Chondrometrics GmbH, a company providing MR image analysis services, and is co-owner of Chondrometrics GmbH.
Chambers, who already held a part-time appointment at the Royal Free Hospital as assistant pathologist, worked in collaboration with Sidney Russ, the physicist and radium expert who was later to become the first secretary of the MRC's Radiology Committee.
Approximately half of staff were employed on a part time basis, including 439 who had a fractional appointment greater than 0.5 EFT and 151 who were employed <0.5 EFT.
