Clinical Assistant Professor - Occupational Therapy
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
On-site
USD 80,000 - 95,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
The University of Oklahoma is seeking a Clinical Assistant Professor for Occupational Therapy in Oklahoma City. This role involves teaching in the OTD program, mentoring students, and engaging in research and service activities. Ideal candidates will have a post-professional doctoral degree and be licensed or eligible for licensure in Oklahoma. Experience in teaching, research, and interprofessional collaboration are preferred. Participation in professional associations is also encouraged. The position supports an innovative and collaborative academic environment.
Qualifications
Occupational Therapist with an earned post-professional doctoral degree or Master’s degree who will finish a post-professional doctoral degree within five years.
Candidate must be licensed in Oklahoma or eligible for immediate licensure.
Contribute to interdisciplinary teaching, research, scholarship, and program support.
Responsibilities
Teach in the OTD program and participate in curriculum development.
Advise and mentor OTD students and participate in research.
Participate in University, College, Department, and Program committees.
Skills
Teaching experience
Research experience
Interprofessional collaboration
Communication skills
Education
Post-professional doctoral degree
Occupational Therapist license in Oklahoma
Job description
The University of Oklahoma is seeking a Clinical Assistant Professor for Occupational Therapy in Oklahoma City. This role involves teaching in the OTD program, mentoring students, and engaging in research and service activities. Ideal candidates will have a post-professional doctoral degree and be licensed or eligible for licensure in Oklahoma. Experience in teaching, research, and interprofessional collaboration are preferred. Participation in professional associations is also encouraged. The position supports an innovative and collaborative academic environment.