The School of Applied Psychology, Counseling, and Family Therapy at Antioch University Seattle (AUS) campus seeks a diverse pool of applicants for a full-time core faculty position in our APA-accredited doctoral psychology (PsyD) program in Clinical Psychology to begin October 2021.
Social justice is a program competency for our students, and we are committed to incorporating diversity, equity, and inclusion into all aspects of our program. We seek a colleague to join our faculty who will share this goal and who can demonstrate their shared commitment to these ideals. Our ideal colleague will help us continue to foster diversity, excellence in teaching, and a departmental culture that is welcoming and affirming to community members with diverse identities. Applicants who self-identify as diverse are encouraged to apply. Located in the stunning Pacific Northwest, AUS makes its home in a liberal, progressive city, situated between two mountain ranges, three blocks from the Puget Sound, abounding with bookstores, bicycles, and residents who embrace the outdoors.
A PsyD or PhD is necessary at the time of appointment, with post-licensure clinical experience of two or more years, as well as Washington State licensure or eligibility. We are seeking a colleague who is an effective teacher of Qualitative Research methods, Lifespan Development, as well as other clinical topic areas from a critical and decolonized pedagogical perspective. A demonstrated commitment to social justice as evidenced through teaching, research, service, and/or public scholarship is foundational. Faculty at AUS teach the equivalency of 24 quarter credit hours over the course of a full calendar year academic schedule with one non-teaching quarter devoted to scholarship. Mentoring students (dissertations, advising), maintaining scholarship and clinical practice, while contributing to the wider university community rounds out expectations of faculty. Statements of teaching, scholarship and diversity experience are requested.
Antioch University provides equal opportunity for all qualified applicants and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, ancestry, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, family status, or disability in matters affecting employment or in providing access to programs.