Professor of Practice — Clinical Practicum & Internship Coordinator

University of New Orleans; New Orleans (LA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

LSU New Orleans invites applications for a non-tenure track full-time Assistant Professor of Professional Practice in the Counselor Education Program. The role includes coordinating practicum and internship for CACREP accredited graduate programs, teaching courses, advising students, and supervising doctoral supervisors.

A strong commitment to mentoring and diverse student support is essential. The position involves 12 academic units per semester with some administrative release.

Qualifications

• Earned doctorate in counseling or counselor education from CACREP‑accredited program.
• Eligibility for LA LPC licensure or School Counselor certification.
• Experience in clinical supervision and teaching graduate programs.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate Clinical Practicum & Internship for masters and doctoral students.
• Teach graduate courses in Counselor Education.
• Advise students through clinical phase of the program.
• Supervise doctoral supervisors overseeing master’s students.
• Develop and monitor field experience sites for practicum/internship.
• Onboard students, sites, liaisons, and university supervisors.
• Oversee supervision software and field paperwork; ensure liability coverage.
• Engage in student advising and program coordination.

Skills

Clinical supervision

Teaching excellence

Mentoring students

Multicultural competency

Education

Doctorate in counseling or counselor education (CACREP)

ABD considered in final dissertation stage

Job description

LSU New Orleans invites applications for a non-tenure track full-time Assistant Professor of Professional Practice in the Counselor Education Program. The role includes coordinating practicum and internship for CACREP accredited graduate programs, teaching courses, advising students, and supervising doctoral supervisors.

A strong commitment to mentoring and diverse student support is essential. The position involves 12 academic units per semester with some administrative release.