Assistant Clinical Professor, Occupational Therapy
- Northern Arizona University
- Flagstaff, Arizona
- Full Time
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 Program, located in the downtown Phoenix Bioscience Core Campus,
invites doctorally prepared candidates to apply. The responsibilities of
successful candidates will include teaching traditional or hybrid
courses related to one or more of the following topics: occupational
therapy theory and practice models, occupational therapy foundations of
practice, the occupational therapy process across the lifespan, and
other specialized topics aligned with program needs
The traditional path option includes in-person teaching scheduled Monday
through Friday. The hybrid path option includes online learning as well
as in-person labs eight weekends per semester. In addition, both
traditional and hyrbid pathways will require clinical faculty to engage
in student advisement, applied scholarly activities, professional
service, and additional duties that support the program\'s mission and
growth.
**Responsibilities Include**
Faculty Support - 100%
- Engage in ongoing productive communication with faculty and
department chair.
- Teach and co-teach courses ensuring adherence to program goals,
mission, vision and standards.
- Exemplify and promote the curriculum\'s mission and learning
outcomes through the delivery of the curriculum.
- Participate in formulating and implementing the department\'s
strategic plan in alignment with the college and university.
- Participate in department wide accreditation requirements and
renewals.
- Adhere to professional and ethical standards of conduct.
- Maintain current professional certification, licensure requirements,
and membership in professional associations.
- Maintain professional practice knowledge base and clinical expertise
needed to help learners prepare for contemporary occupational
therapy practice.
- Use current research findings and scholarly works to improve OT
education and practice.
- Promote professionalism by modeling and encouraging professional
behaviors inside and outside the educational setting.
**Minimum Qualifications**
- 3 years or more of clinical experience as an occupational therapist
- Eligible for OT licensure in Arizona
- An earned doctoral degree in OT or related field from an institution
regionally accredited by the USDE
- Is able to broadly explain an introductory scholarship agenda
*\*A combination of related education, experience, and training may be
used as an equivalent to the above Minimum Qualifications.*
**Preferred Qualifications**
- Current National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy
(NBCOT) Certification.
- Clinical expertise in one or multiple of the following areas:
pediatrics, functional anatomy / neuroscience, adult rehabilitation,
geriatric practice, upper extremity.
- Record of effective teaching and advising at the university level.
- Record of effective fieldwork supervision, capstone mentoring,
and/or other student mentoring.
- Record of sustained professional service and professional
leadership.
- Experience with the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy
Education (ACOTE).
- Significant scholarly or creative work and/or professional
achievements in area of specialization.
- Certified practice-related specialization as recognized by the
American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) or other nationally
recognized certification process.
**Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities**
Knowledge
Knowledge of the needs related to public education.
Knowledge of learning management system.
Knowledge of instructional design, effective pedagogy, team teaching,
and innovative learning methodologies.
Knowledge of best practices in teaching and learning in traditional and
hybrid classroom environments.
Knowledge of online course development and delivery.
Knowledge of current trends
information, please see:
 Program, located in the downtown Phoenix Bioscience Core Campus,
invites doctorally prepared candidates to apply. The responsibilities of
successful candidates will include teaching traditional or hybrid
courses related to one or more of the following topics: occupational
therapy theory and practice models, occupational therapy foundations of
practice, the occupational therapy process across the lifespan, and
other specialized topics aligned with program needs
The traditional path option includes in-person teaching scheduled Monday
through Friday. The hybrid path option includes online learning as well
as in-person labs eight weekends per semester. In addition, both
traditional and hyrbid pathways will require clinical faculty to engage
in student advisement, applied scholarly activities, professional
service, and additional duties that support the program\'s mission and
growth.
**Responsibilities Include**
Faculty Support - 100%
- Engage in ongoing productive communication with faculty and
department chair.
- Teach and co-teach courses ensuring adherence to program goals,
mission, vision and standards.
- Exemplify and promote the curriculum\'s mission and learning
outcomes through the delivery of the curriculum.
- Participate in formulating and implementing the department\'s
strategic plan in alignment with the college and university.
- Participate in department wide accreditation requirements and
renewals.
- Adhere to professional and ethical standards of conduct.
- Maintain current professional certification, licensure requirements,
and membership in professional associations.
- Maintain professional practice knowledge base and clinical expertise
needed to help learners prepare for contemporary occupational
therapy practice.
- Use current research findings and scholarly works to improve OT
education and practice.
- Promote professionalism by modeling and encouraging professional
behaviors inside and outside the educational setting.
**Minimum Qualifications**
- 3 years or more of clinical experience as an occupational therapist
- Eligible for OT licensure in Arizona
- An earned doctoral degree in OT or related field from an institution
regionally accredited by the USDE
- Is able to broadly explain an introductory scholarship agenda
*\*A combination of related education, experience, and training may be
used as an equivalent to the above Minimum Qualifications.*
**Preferred Qualifications**
- Current National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy
(NBCOT) Certification.
- Clinical expertise in one or multiple of the following areas:
pediatrics, functional anatomy / neuroscience, adult rehabilitation,
geriatric practice, upper extremity.
- Record of effective teaching and advising at the university level.
- Record of effective fieldwork supervision, capstone mentoring,
and/or other student mentoring.
- Record of sustained professional service and professional
leadership.
- Experience with the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy
Education (ACOTE).
- Significant scholarly or creative work and/or professional
achievements in area of specialization.
- Certified practice-related specialization as recognized by the
American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) or other nationally
recognized certification process.
**Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities**
Knowledge
Knowledge of the needs related to public education.
Knowledge of learning management system.
Knowledge of instructional design, effective pedagogy, team teaching,
and innovative learning methodologies.
Knowledge of best practices in teaching and learning in traditional and
hybrid classroom environments.
Knowledge of online course development and delivery.
Knowledge of current trends
Job ID: 484282209
Originally Posted on: 7/7/2025
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