Full-Time CMHC Faculty (Non-Tenure Track)

Stthom; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

University of St. Thomas-Houston, School of Education and Human Services, invites applications for a full-time, non-tenure track CMHC faculty position starting August 1, 2026.

The role focuses on teaching and scholarly activity within CACREP-accredited MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, with service on committees and mentoring of graduate students. The position emphasizes ethical practice, faith-informed dialogue, and leadership within a diverse urban context in Houston.

Qualifications

• Doctoral preparation in counseling or closely related field with faculty credentials.
• Evidence of scholarly activity and potential for a productive research agenda.
• Experience with CACREP standards and licensure processes in Texas.

Responsibilities

• Teach seven graduate courses per year (typically 3–4 per semester).
• Engage in service on committees and professional organizations.
• Provide academic advising and mentoring to graduate students.
• Develop and carry out a research program in clinical, supervision, or education topics.
• Contribute to the mission of the program and university.

Skills

Clinical supervision

Teaching excellence

Academic leadership

CACREP standards knowledge

Diversity & inclusion

Licensure knowledge (LPC)

Education

Doctoral degree in counselor education (CACREP accredited)

Related doctoral degree + prior full-time faculty experience

CORE-accredited master's program experience

Rehabilitation doctoral program background

Job description

University of St. Thomas-Houston, School of Education and Human Services, invites applications for a full-time, non-tenure track CMHC faculty position starting August 1, 2026.

The role focuses on teaching and scholarly activity within CACREP-accredited MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, with service on committees and mentoring of graduate students. The position emphasizes ethical practice, faith-informed dialogue, and leadership within a diverse urban context in Houston.