University of Scranton
One Year, Non–Tenure Track Lecturer Position – Occupational Therapy

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Department
Occupational Therapy

Job Purpose:
The University of Scranton's Department of Occupational Therapy invites applications for a one year, non–tenure track Lecturer position in Pediatric Occupational Therapy beginning in August, 2021.

Essential Duties:
– Teaching – Other responsibilities outlined in the faculty contract and handbook

Additional Skills Required:

Minimum Education Requirements:
– A doctoral degree (clinical such as OTD, or academic such as PhD)

Preferred Education:

Minimum Job Experience Requirements:
– Clinical expertise in pediatric occupational therapy – Licensure as an occupational therapist in Pennsylvania

Preferred Qualifications:

Full Time/Part Time:
Full–Time

Annual Schedule:
9

Rank:
Lecturer

Tenure:
Non–Tenure Track

Special Instructions to Applicants:
Review of applications will begin immediately. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

Posting Number:
F00299P

To apply, visit

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