Clinical Assistant Professor - Field Coordinator BSW Program

The Clinical Assistant Professor – Field Coordinator supports the School of Social Work’s field education program, with primary responsibility for students enrolled in the fully online BSW program. This 12-month position coordinates, develops, assesses, and manages practicum placements and agency partnerships across the United States. Responsibilities include teaching online field seminars; serving as a faculty field liaison; supporting students, field instructors, and agency partners throughout the practicum experience;

and assisting with accreditation, compliance, training, and program assessment activities related to field education.

The Field Coordinator collaborates closely with the Field Education Director and Assistant Director, Program Coordinators, faculty, and community partners to support student success and maintain high-quality field education experiences aligned with CSWE accreditation standards.

Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. Boise State University is unable to sponsor an employment visa for this position. This position may be based in Boise, Idaho, or approved for remote work within the United States. The preferred start date is December 2026, though a January 2027 start may also be considered.

• Coordinate and support practicum placements, agency partnerships, and field education activities for online BSW students.
• Serve as faculty liaison for assigned students and teach online and/or face-to-face field seminar courses.
• Recruit, develop, and maintain relationships with practicum agencies and field instructors nationwide.
• Support field instructors and students through training, consultation, problem-solving, and ongoing communication regarding practicum expectations and student progress.
• Assist with field education program assessment, accreditation compliance, curriculum implementation, and continuous improvement efforts.
• Maintain field education records, databases, forms, manuals, and related documentation.
• Evaluate practicum placements and assist in resolving student, agency, or field-related concerns.
• Participate in School of Social Work committees and other service activities as assigned.
• Collaborate with faculty and program leadership to support quality field education experiences and student success.

Housed within the College of Health Sciences at Boise State University, the School of Social Work prepares graduates in Idaho, the Pacific Northwest, and throughout the country for beginning and advanced social work practice. Our programs are rigorous and our faculty provide a comprehensive and interactive in-person and online education. Our curriculum is informed by a recognition of the critical importance of diversity and an understanding of cultural, political, and socio-historical contexts for social work education, practice, and research.

Being a part of the College of Health Sciences provides numerous opportunities for collaborative interdisciplinary research and educational programming. Today the School has the largest graduate program at the University. The 280 undergraduate students and 539 graduate students (89 face-to-face and 450 online) are served by 23 full-time faculty. In addition to the undergraduate BSW program, the School also offers both the Full-Program MSW and the Advanced Standing MSW options.

All social work programs have been reaffirmed for accreditation through February 2027 by the CSWE.

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