How much the salary paid in US to professor having Ph.D in clinical pharmacy? Please?

Question

Thanks for all people answering me and give it to me from their time.

I am full professor

Answer 1

You mentioned in another post that you graduated from a university in Iraq. It is highly unlikely that your Ph.D will be taken at face value in the USA. You may have to re-do large portions of the degree and/or take equivalency exams, at your own expense. You will also have to prove you speak English at a level sufficient to work in an academic environment, and from your posts I can see that you do not have the essential building blocks of English grammar.

Now, assuming that there was a miracle and your qualifications were somehow accepted by the US government, if you were to work as a full professor (not an assistant professor) you would be earning in the range of $100,000 annually (this is near the national average, taking into account type of university and location).

Keep on dreaming!

Answer 2

The two most likely places that will have this answer are The Chronicle of Higher Education and/or Academe, the publication of the American Association of University Professors. My guess would be between $55K - $150K depending on your rank (Assistant, Associate or Full Professor) and what kind of grant money you are able to secure after receiving a university appointment.

If you're a full professor, then I would think certainly over $100K. But I'm not an academic in the sciences, so I can't say for sure. A lot will depend, as you probably know, on the type of university. If you're at a Big Ten or Ivy League research institution, then you'll make well over $100K. Other universities will probably pay just around the $100K figure.

Answer 3

you should analyze if India has a tax unfastened coverage with US. There are some countires that have taxation unfastened coverage with India. i think of US is likewise in that record. if so then you definitely do no longer ought to pay any tax.