Remote Educational Counseling Program Director

National University; United States; On-site; USD 68,557 - 84,360; Full time

Job summary

National University in the United States seeks an experienced educator for the role of Full-time Assistant/Associate Professor or Professor of Practice in Educational Counseling and Academic Program Director (APD).

The APD directs strategy, operations, and support for the degree program, serving as primary contact for faculty and students and coordinating with leadership to ensure program quality and student success.

Qualifications

• Terminal degree in Educational Counseling or related discipline.
• California PPS credential in school counseling.
• Leadership experience directing a school counseling graduate program.
• Experience with online education.
• Understanding of California public schools.

Responsibilities

• Teach online or onsite courses in counseling theories, ethics, and related areas.
• Maintain pedagogical and subject matter expertise in the instructor’s field.
• Create an inclusive and positive learning environment for diverse learners.
• Ensure course and program practices align with compliance and accreditation standards.
• Adhere to the academic integrity policy.
• Participate in curriculum oversight, committees, and program governance.

Skills

Online teaching

Program leadership

Curriculum development

Education

Terminal degree in Educational Counseling or related discipline

Current California PPS credential in school counseling

Leadership experience directing a school counseling graduate program

Tools

Learning Management System (LMS)

Job description

National University in the United States seeks an experienced educator for the role of Full-time Assistant/Associate Professor or Professor of Practice in Educational Counseling and Academic Program Director (APD).

The APD directs strategy, operations, and support for the degree program, serving as primary contact for faculty and students and coordinating with leadership to ensure program quality and student success.