Adjunct Instructor, Physical Therapy

Physical Therapist Adjunct Faculty

The Physical Therapist Adjunct Faculty member is responsible for teaching in the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) educational program most often in the classroom but also could teach students in the clinic. The Adjunct Faculty member teaches, whether in the classroom or clinic, a substantial portion if not an entire course (with oversight from a core faculty member). The Adjunct Faculty member should be distinguished by unique clinical skill, content knowledge or both.

For example, Adjunct faculty lend greatly to the curriculum in the teaching of Selectives which are often centered upon highly specialized areas of physical therapist practice like women's health, diagnostic ultrasound, or animal physical therapy. Candidates will be expected to demonstrate sound judgment, expertise, professionalism, and teaching ability.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Didactic or clinical teaching
• Student evaluation and assessment

Required Qualifications:

• Unique expertise in physical therapy or related field
• History of teaching/mentoring students

Preferred Qualifications:

• Licensed PT
• Specialty certification within physical therapy or a related field
• DPT degree

For more information regarding this position, please contact Dr. Kevin Ford, Dean, School of Health Sciences at kford.