School of Education, Clinical Assistant Professor in Applied Behavior Analysis, Non-Tenure Track

Position Overview

School of Education, Clinical Assistant Professor in Applied Behavior Analysis, Non‑Tenure‑Track

Full‑time, exempt, nine‑month academic appointment at Loyola University Chicago’s Chicago‑Water Tower Campus.

Salary: $78,000 per year, negotiable based on experience.

Open date: 02 01 2026. Anticipated start:
July 1 2026.

• Maintain a 4/3 graduate teaching load (four courses in the fall, three in the spring).
• Develop and revise course material to align with ABAI accreditation standards.
• Supervise students completing capstone projects.
• Join and support anti‑racism and social justice efforts.
• Maintain and enhance existing partnerships with schools and community agencies.
• Collaborate with faculty and administration to prepare accreditation materials.
• Participate in curriculum review and program evaluation for continuous improvement.
• Engage in service activities such as committee participation, program meetings, recruitment events, and student support initiatives.

Minimum Education: Doctoral degree in Applied Behavior Analysis or closely related field;
Licensed behavior specialist in Illinois (or eligible for licensure);
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA or BCBA‑D).

• 5+ years of experience as a practicing behavior analyst
• Experience supervising behavior analyst practicum students and/or interns
• Experience supporting accreditation or program development initiatives

• Repetitive motions
• Irregular hours

Applicants are asked to submit (1) a cover letter explaining interest in the position, (2) curriculum vitae, (3) statement of teaching philosophy, (4) graduate transcripts, and (5) the names and contact information of three professional references.

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