Adjunct Professor Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Clinical Psychology with Health Emphasis

Posted 11 days ago

touro universityNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$5,000.00

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About the role

Job TitleJob Description
Responsibilities: Teach one course per semester; Participate in monthly PsyD faculty meetings; Prepare course materials such as syllabi homework assignments and handouts; Be prompt and accurate in the recording and reporting of student data; Maintain the academic integrity of the university.
Qualifications: Candidates must have a PhD or PsyD degree in Clinical or School Psychology from an APA accredited program. Preference will be given to candidates with clear evidence of clinical experience in the use of objective personality assessment measures. Competence and/or experience in technology as an educational tool (e.g. CANVAS Blackboard WebCT D2L). Effectively manage and organize daily tasks independently and with a team while balancing multiple projects and meeting deadlines. Demonstrated ability to develop positive and cooperative relationships with students, faculty, and colleagues. Ability to solve complex problems and meet deadlines. A commitment to work in multicultural and urban education settings. Knowledge of higher education processes. Demonstrated proficiency in communication (written and verbal). Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook. A high degree of interpersonal competency: professionalism, diplomacy, judgement, and discretion. Salary Maximum Salary: USD $5,000.00/SemMinimum Salary: USD $4,000.00/Sem

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