OT Tenure-Track: Research, Teaching & Mentorship

Colorado Psychiatric; Fort Collins (CO); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Colorado State University in Fort Collins seeks two tenure-track Assistant Professors in the Department of Occupational Therapy to conduct research, teach, and mentor OTD and PhD students. Positions emphasize a balanced mix of teaching, research, and service, with opportunities for collaboration within the college and university.

Responsibilities include developing an independent yet collaborative research program in occupational therapy or related fields, securing funding, and contributing to

Qualifications

• PhD or equivalent in a relevant discipline (OT, rehabilitation science, occupational science, or related field).
• Evidence of promise for extraordinary scholarship and potential to establish a sustainable scholarly program (publications, presentations, grants).
• Commitment to building a focused research program with intramural or extramural funding efforts.
• Experience in graduate-level teaching or strong potential thereto.
• Evidence of collaboration with colleagues and ability to work in a team environment.

Responsibilities

• Teach assigned courses and advise/mentor OTD and PhD students (40%).
• Conduct original research, write grants, publish findings, disseminate discovery (40%).
• Provide service/outreach to department, college, university, and community (20%).
• May supervise future OTD and PhD students.

Skills

Graduate-level teaching

Research productivity

Grant activity

Collaboration

Licensure in CO

Education

PhD or equivalent in relevant field

Job description

Colorado State University in Fort Collins seeks two tenure-track Assistant Professors in the Department of Occupational Therapy to conduct research, teach, and mentor OTD and PhD students. Positions emphasize a balanced mix of teaching, research, and service, with opportunities for collaboration within the college and university.

Responsibilities include developing an independent yet collaborative research program in occupational therapy or related fields, securing funding, and contributing to