Online Social Work Professor: Teaching & Research

Touro College & University System; New York (NY); Remote; USD 90,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Touro University Graduate School of Social Work seeks a full-time Assistant/Associate Professor for an online, 10-month appointment. The role requires teaching in multiple modalities (Zoom synchronous and asynchronous online formats) and mentoring, curriculum development, and engaged scholarship.

The ideal candidate will have a defined area of research and a social work practice focus, with a sustained record of scholarship for associate level candidates.

Qualifications

• Master of Social Work and a Doctorate in a related field required; PhD in Social Work or a DSW preferred.
• 3–5 years of graduate-level teaching experience required.
• Experience teaching HBSE and clinical courses.
• Evidence of research and scholarly activities.
• Instructional course design experience.
• Student advising experience.
• Experience with clinical simulation technology and AI experience a plus.

Responsibilities

• Teach online, asynchronous and synchronous Zoom courses according to workload assignments.
• Provide service to the Department, University, and Community through research and scholarship, including publication and conferences.
• Provide academic advising for students in the online program.
• Participate in standing and ad-hoc committees.
• Participate in program events such as orientation and graduation.
• Build, strengthen, and support community relations.
• Be highly engaged and responsive during stipulated work hours.

Skills

Graduate-level teaching

Instructional design

Student advising

Engaged scholarship

AI in education

Education

Master of Social Work

Doctorate in Social Work or related field

Tools

Canvas LMS

Microsoft Office

Zoom

Clinical simulation technology

Job description

Touro University Graduate School of Social Work seeks a full-time Assistant/Associate Professor for an online, 10-month appointment. The role requires teaching in multiple modalities (Zoom synchronous and asynchronous online formats) and mentoring, curriculum development, and engaged scholarship.

The ideal candidate will have a defined area of research and a social work practice focus, with a sustained record of scholarship for associate level candidates.