Professor, MS in Teaching Students with Disabilities
Touro University
New York (NY)
On-site
USD 67,238 - 84,048
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive health plans
Retirement Plan with matching contributions
Tuition Exemption Program
Generous Paid Time Off
Job summary
Touro University is seeking an Assistant/Associate Professor for the Master’s Program in Teaching Students with Disabilities in New York. The role involves designing and teaching courses, supervising master's candidates, and contributing to the school's scholarly activities. Candidates should have a doctorate in special education, a commitment to culturally responsive pedagogy, and significant experience in PreK-12 education. Compensation ranges from $67,238 to $84,048 annually, with a comprehensive benefits package including health plans, retirement, and paid time off.
Qualifications
Earned doctorate; ABD with anticipated conferral date within one year considered.
Successful PreK-12 teaching with 3+ years of experience.
Experience with assessment and data usage in teaching students with disabilities.
Responsibilities
Design and teach graduate courses in teaching students with disabilities.
Supervise and provide feedback to candidates during clinical practice.
Participate in department committees and grant writing.
Skills
Communication skills
Teaching skills
Interpersonal skills
Proficiency in Microsoft Office
Culturally responsive pedagogy
Experience with students with disabilities
Education
Earned doctorate in special education or related field
Tools
Canvas
Microsoft Office Suite
Adobe Connect
Zoom
Job description
Touro University is seeking an Assistant/Associate Professor for the Master’s Program in Teaching Students with Disabilities in New York. The role involves designing and teaching courses, supervising master's candidates, and contributing to the school's scholarly activities. Candidates should have a doctorate in special education, a commitment to culturally responsive pedagogy, and significant experience in PreK-12 education. Compensation ranges from $67,238 to $84,048 annually, with a comprehensive benefits package including health plans, retirement, and paid time off.