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Professor (PhD) – School of Community Services Talent Pool
Job summary
An educational institution in King, Ontario, is building a talent pool for PhD professors to teach in community services programs. Ideal candidates should have a PhD in relevant fields and experience in teaching at the post-secondary level. Professionals from backgrounds in mental health, social work, and community services are encouraged to apply. This opportunity allows individuals to prepare future leaders and make a lasting impact on students' careers in social impact fields.
Qualifications
- Experience in community services, mental health, or addictions.
- Post-secondary teaching experience preferred.
Responsibilities
- Teach and mentor students in community services programs.
- Support students in building skills for social impact.
Skills
Education
At Seneca Polytechnic, our School of Community Services prepares students for careers that make a difference — supporting individuals, families, and communities through programs in mental health, addictions, social services, child and youth care, and more.
Help us prepare students for meaningful careers by teaching in our programs.
Educate Future Leaders — Skilled, Compassionate, Committed to Making a Difference
We are building our talent pool of knowledgeable professors with experience in the social service field. Professionals who have supported individuals, families, and communities while building meaningful connections across mental health services, social welfare, long‑term care, correctional facilities, and community‑based programs. We invite you to bring your knowledge and experience into the classroom to help students become compassionate, skilled, and socially conscious professionals.
We welcome applicants from a range of backgrounds, including:
- Mental Health & Addiction Services
- Social Work
- Counselling Psychology
- Social Determinants of Health
Join our talent pool and be considered for teaching opportunities within programs in the School of Community Services.
Programs are offered at Seneca's King Campus and Seneca@ York Campus.
Ideal candidates often bring a combination of the following qualifications and experiences:
- PhD in fields such as Public Health, Counselling Psychology, or other related areas within Social and Community Health.
- Post‑secondary level teaching experience.
- Professional experience in community services, mental health, addictions, or related fields.
Whether you’re actively exploring teaching opportunities or simply curious about future roles, we’d love to hear from you. This is your chance to stay engaged with a growing academic community dedicated to social impact.
We understand your work in the community comes first. If you're interested but not ready to apply, click here to connect with our team. We’ll keep things simple and follow up when it works for you.
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