Assistant/Associate Professor, Physical Therapy — On Campus

Regis University; Denver (CO); Sur place; USD 94 000 - 105 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Tuition benefit

Paid Mission Leave

Flexible work arrangements

Résumé du poste

Regis University is seeking a 12-month faculty member at the assistant or associate professor level in the School of Rehabilitative and Health Sciences. The candidate will teach, advise students, engage in scholarship, and contribute to service to the School, College and University.

A current PT license and doctoral degree are required, with clinical doctoral or ABPTS certification preferred. The role emphasizes teaching excellence, scholarly dissemination, and commitment to Jesuit values.

Qualifications

• Current physical therapist license in good standing with state board.
• Terminal doctoral degree in a related field; clinical doctoral acceptable.
• Evidence of scholarly dissemination through peer-reviewed work or presentations.
• Commitment to inclusive practices in teaching, scholarship and service.

Responsabilités

• Teach courses in physical therapy and related health sciences.
• Advise students and participate in scholarly activity.
• Engage in service through committees and program operations.
• Pursue clinical practice opportunities to maintain competency.

Connaissances

Teaching experience

Scholarly dissemination

Communication skills

Leadership and teamwork

Curriculum design

Formation

Doctoral degree

ABPTS certification

Outils

Microsoft Windows

Microsoft Office

Web browser

Information management software

Description du poste

Regis University is seeking a 12-month faculty member at the assistant or associate professor level in the School of Rehabilitative and Health Sciences. The candidate will teach, advise students, engage in scholarship, and contribute to service to the School, College and University.

A current PT license and doctoral degree are required, with clinical doctoral or ABPTS certification preferred. The role emphasizes teaching excellence, scholarly dissemination, and commitment to Jesuit values.