Core Faculty, Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology Program
Location: On-site at Antioch University Santa Barbara, CA
Department: Master’s in Clinical Psychology Program (MACP)
Reports to: Chair
Classification: Full Time Core Faculty
Open: Until filled
Salary Range: $65,000 – $90,000
GENERAL SUMMARY:
Antioch University Santa Barbara is seeking a full-time Core Faculty in Master’s in Clinical Psychology Program. As a member of the MA in Clinical Psychology program’s team, reporting directly to the Chair, Core Faculty are responsible for participation in both academic and administrative aspects of the program. As Core Faculty, responsibilities include but are not limited to, teaching, advising, and assisting in curriculum development within the program as well as committee responsibilities within the University. Other responsibilities include student recruitment and retention efforts, and coordinating and implementing all phases of program development and assessment in conjunction with the MACP team. Core Faculty participate in the leadership of academic efforts to provide an excellent university environment for student learners and are expected to be leaders in their field with appropriate publishing records and working knowledge of effective teaching methods.
Licensure as a Psychologist, Marriage and Family Therapist, or Professional Clinical Counselor is desired. Demonstrated competence in clinical training requirements leading to California Marriage and Family Therapy and Professional Clinical Counselor licensure. The candidate’s continued clinical practice is encouraged as an important mentorship component. Preference is for faculty with expertise in one or more of the program’s concentrations including, Latinx Mental Health, Healthy Aging and/or Somatic Psychotherapy, yet other areas of specialty will be considered. Ability to teach in any of the following areas is desired: clinical practice, community mental health, psychological assessment, family systems, couples & family therapy, human development, child psychotherapy, group therapy, trauma & domestic violence counseling, somatic psychotherapy, psychopharmacology, human sexuality, addiction, healthy aging, multi-cultural competence, Latinx mental health, research methodology, or professional ethics and law.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Engagement in Student Learning: Engages in direct and indirection instruction with students. Teaches 24 quarter units annually. Conducts workshops on additional topics as needed. Serves as mentor for students in professional development and clinical training. Engagement in Scholarship and Creative Work: Conducts scholarly work in the form of academic research, publications, and/or presentations at professional organizations. Attends trainings, conferences, workshops to enhance professional growth and expertise in pedagogy, scientific foundations of clinical psychology, psychotherapy, cultural competence, and clinical practice training. Maintains membership in professional associations within one’s discipline. Engagement in Service: Participates in community service and local, statewide, and/or national professional organizations that further the interests of the community, program, and university. Engagement in Institutional Citizenship: Serves on campus, school, and university wide committees. Coordinates with admissions committee in reviewing applications and interviewing of candidates. Serves as mentor to adjunct colleagues. Facilitates in the collection of data for program evaluation and accreditation processes. Participates in all aspects of the MACP program including the development of workshops or special events, and student, alumni, and faculty surveys. Other duties as needed: Participates in curriculum development and revision, grant-writing, and other departmental initiatives. Performs other duties as assigned by Chair.
Minimum Requirements:
Terminal graduate degree from a regionally accredited institution in Clinical or Counseling Psychology, Social Work, or a closely related field (e.g., PhD, EdD, PsyD, DSW). California licensure (or eligibility) as LMFT, LPCC, LCSW, or Psychologist 2+ years of experience in teaching (online and on ground) and administration Relevant record of publication and/or a professional portfolio showing experience in area of expertise Experience with program evaluation and assessment Experience in working with adult students and a diverse faculty and student body with strong multi-cultural competencies Experience in technology mediated education and information literacy Ability to work collaboratively and independently, meet goals in a timely manner and be a positive member of the Antioch community A strong commitment and understanding of the Antioch University mission and student-centered learning, especially adult learners and non-traditional students.
Hours of Employment: This is a full-time position serving a national university. A work schedule will be established in consultation with the Department Chair with some evening and weekend hours required.
Work Location: On campus at Antioch University Santa Barbara and some remote.
Antioch University reserves the right to change the duties of the job description at any time.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Please submit a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and three (3) professional references, including name, email, and phone numbers. Click here to apply.
Antioch University provides equal opportunity for all qualified applicants and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identify, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected classification.
NOTE: The successful candidate for this position will be subject to a pre-employment background check .
This position is included in the bargaining unit of Antioch University faculty that is represented by SEIU Local 925. Terms and conditions of employment for bargaining unit positions are subject to change based on collective bargaining.