Adjunct Clinical Psychology Faculty - Teach Psy.D. in LA

The Chicago School; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 12,543 - 17,186; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous paid time-off

Medical and dental insurance

Life and disability insurance

Retirement plan with employer contribt

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

The Chicago School, a private, non-profit graduate school, invites applications for adjunct faculty in the Clinical Psychology Psy.D. program at our Los Angeles Campus.

The position focuses on teaching doctoral‑level psychology courses in a practitioner‑scholar setting. Primary duties include delivering coursework, guiding students through the empirical literature, timely grading, and maintaining office hours to support student learning.

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree is required.
• Graduate of an APA-accredited program (if degree is in Clinical, Counseling, or School Psychology).
• Psychologist licensed or license eligible (for teaching clinically related courses).
• Strong commitment to academic excellence, diversity, community service, and scholarship.
• Expertise or training in the specific area of instruction.

Responsibilities

• Teach courses by sharing theoretical and practical knowledge of the subject, guiding students through the relevant empirical literature base, and encouraging direct application to the workplace in clinical psychology.
• Timely grading of assignments and providing quality feedback.
• Availability outside of regular class meetings (office hours) to address student questions and concerns.
• Adjunct faculty will be provided model course syllabi with recommended texts and required primary sources.

Skills

Licensed psychologist

Education

Doctoral degree

APA-accredited program

Job description

The Chicago School, a private, non-profit graduate school, invites applications for adjunct faculty in the Clinical Psychology Psy.D. program at our Los Angeles Campus.

The position focuses on teaching doctoral‑level psychology courses in a practitioner‑scholar setting. Primary duties include delivering coursework, guiding students through the empirical literature, timely grading, and maintaining office hours to support student learning.