Assistant Teaching Professor – Speech Language Pathology

Job #

077567

Location: Syracuse, NY

Pay Range: $65,000 – $80,000

FLSA Status: Exempt

Hours: Per Department Chair

Rank: Assistant

Campus: Syracuse, NY

Unionized Position Code: Not Applicable

Job
Description

The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Syracuse University is recruiting a full-time
non-tenure-track clinical teaching faculty position at the Assistant Professor level. This is a full-time 12-month faculty position with
eligibility for promotion.

This position is for a certified speech-language pathologist (SLP) who can work with a wide range of
clients for evaluation and treatment of speech and language disorders in the Gebbie Speech-Language Clinic. The position will require direct
service provision, some on-site student supervision, and assisting the clinic director with management of local externships in the
community.

The position also requires the teaching of one didactic course per year. The employee will participate in departmental
meetings and duties, as well as clinical faculty meetings and may perform other duties as assigned by the clinic director. This position
requires some limited evening hours.

PRINCIPAL DUTIES: Teach and clinically supervise undergraduate and graduate students in
speech-language pathology, provide direct client care, teach undergraduate or graduate courses as assigned and provide service to the
department and university.

Qualifications

• Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology
• ASHA
  Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP)
• Current possession of or eligibility for a New York State
  License in Speech-Language Pathology
• At least nine months of clinical practice as a speech-language pathologist
  post-certification, 
• Clinical experience in assessment and treatment of early childhood and/or school-age communication
  disorders
• A demonstrated commitment to excellence in teaching and clinical supervision. 
• Desired experience in one or more
  areas including AAC, autism, speech sound disorders, language disorders, literacy and/or fluency.

Job Specific
Qualifications

• Experience working with adults and children who have speech and language disorders required,
  particularly pre-school and school-age children. 
• Experience working with children and adults with voice disorders and with
  alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) needs is preferred but not required. 
• Experience supervising students is
  desirable. 
• Candidates should have the ability to develop connections with local professionals and sites in the community and
  communication skills to maintain strong relationships between the Gebbie Clinic and local sites.

Responsibilities

• Perform speech-language treatment/evaluation sessions with children/adults in Gebbie
  Clinic.
• Teach undergraduate or graduate courses as assigned and provide service to the department and
  university.
• Supervision of undergraduate and graduate students in the Gebbie clinic.

Physical
Requirements

NA

Tools/Equipment

NA

Application
Instructions

Applicants must complete an online application using our faculty employment web page at https://www.sujobopps.com/. In addition, please attach:
1) a copy of the CV,
2)
letter of intent, and
3) names and email addresses for three recommenders

Review of applications will begin January 2024 and will
continue until the position is filled.

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Job Category: Faculty