Assistant Professor, Occupational Therapy & Fieldwork Lead

Kettering Health; Ohio; On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Kettering Health Ollie Davis MAE Center in Beavercreek seeks an Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy to advance teaching, clinical scholarship, and program quality. The role emphasizes coaching students, designing and evaluating curriculum, and contributing to accreditation and institutional mission with interprofessional collaboration.

The position encompasses full-time faculty responsibilities, scholarly activity, and engagement in service activities aligned with the OTD program and

Qualifications

• Entry-level OT degree from ACOTE-accredited program.
• Earned doctoral degree from regionally-accredited institution (not limited to OT).
• Minimum of 3 years direct patient care as an OT.

Responsibilities

• The Assistant Professor will teach, facilitate learning, assess students, mentor, and engage in scholarship.
• Contribute to curriculum design, delivery, evaluation, and continuous improvement of the OTD program.
• Support accreditation requirements and institutional mission, collaborating across units.

Skills

Teaching

Research mentorship

Assessment methods

Inclusive learning

Committee leadership

Teaching collaboration

Christ-centered practice

Outreach & partnerships

Program development

Scholarly research

Research funding

Presenting findings

Teaching integration of research

Education

OT degree (ACOTE-accredited)

Doctoral degree (any regionally-accredited)

Job description

Kettering Health Ollie Davis MAE Center in Beavercreek seeks an Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy to advance teaching, clinical scholarship, and program quality. The role emphasizes coaching students, designing and evaluating curriculum, and contributing to accreditation and institutional mission with interprofessional collaboration.

The position encompasses full-time faculty responsibilities, scholarly activity, and engagement in service activities aligned with the OTD program and