Assistant Professor​/Clinical Sciences-Speech, Language, Hearing Sciences​/Tenure Track

Assistant Professor/Clinical Sciences-Speech, Language, Hearing Sciences/Tenure Track

Position Title:

Assistant Professor/Clinical Sciences-Speech, Language, Hearing Sciences/Tenure Track

Department:
Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences

Term of Assignment:
Tenure Track

FLSA Status:
Exempt (not eligible for overtime)

Salary:
Competitive

Travel:
Less than 10%

• Teach undergraduate and graduate courses.
• Provide clinical supervision in the on-campus speech-language-hearing clinic.
• Contribute to research and scholarly activities leading to publication and external funding.
• Participate actively in departmental, university, and community service.
• Show flexibility in teaching and supervision assignments to meet evolving program needs.

• Master's Degree.
• Discipline/Degree Area:
  Communication Sciences and Disorders;
  Speech-Language Pathology.
• Master's degree in speech-language pathology;
  Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology.
• Michigan License in Speech-Language Pathology by appointment start date.
• 5 years of clinical experience in Speech-Language Pathology or teaching experience.
• Must meet ASHA requirements to provide clinical supervision to students.

• Knowledge of human communication and swallowing processes and their disorders.
• Advanced knowledge and skill in treatment and evaluation of communication and/or swallowing disorders.
• Knowledge of principles, procedures, and techniques for speech-language pathology therapy and rehabilitation.
• Knowledge of laws, regulations, and guidelines for the delivery of speech-language pathology therapy and rehabilitation.
• Sensitivity in handling confidential client information.
• Strong oral and written communication skills with faculty, administration, and external partners.
• Writing skills adequate to secure external funding.
• Collegiality in working collaboratively within the department and across disciplines.
• Competence in interactions with external affiliate partners and regulatory/accrediting organizations.
• Strong abilities in teaching and instruction of individuals and groups.
• Desire to inspire and develop future professionals in the field of speech-language pathology and audiology.
• Ability to teach and interact with students of all ages, from freshmen to nontraditional students.
• Ability to be flexible in teaching and supervisory assignments.

• University teaching experience.
• Experience in a CAA accredited SLP graduate program.
• Record of supervision in the clinical setting.
• Experience in web-based teaching.
• Expertise or strong interest in anatomy and physiology, speech science, or dysphagia/feeding; strengths in other relevant areas also considered.

Applicant materials will include a faculty application, cover letter, CV/Resume, unofficial transcripts, and copies of any relevant certificates or state licenses.

Heather Isaacson – Search Chair, hisaacso

NMU is an equal opportunity employer.

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