Faculty Assistant or Associate Professor of Social Work and Assistant Directo...

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Source API remote eligibility restrictions: United States This position is open to candidates who currently reside in one of the following approved states from which the role may be performed remotely: Alabama, Arizona, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin. Remote work is permitted from any of the following states – Alabama, Arizona, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin., Employees must be available for collaboration during core hours from 10am to 3pm (PST).Full-Time

Salary81,375 - 88,522 USD per year

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Requirements

Earned Doctorate (PhD, DSW, or closely related field) in Social Work or a related discipline from an accredited institution; ABD candidates may be considered with degree completion by start date.
Master of Social Work (MSW) from a CSWE accredited program
Minimum of two (2) years of post-MSW professional practice experience in social work.
Demonstrated experience in field education, including supervision, coordination, or instruction in practicum/fieldwork settings.
Demonstrated ability to engage with, support, and mentor students in securing and successfully completing fieldwork placements, including collaboration with community partners and agencies
Experience teaching in higher education, preferably in online asynchronous modalities.
Commitment to student-centered teaching and supporting a diverse adult learner population
Strong organizational, communication, and collaboration skills.
Demonstrated expertise in developing and delivering current, market-relevant, and engaging curriculum, assessments, and learning activities in an online-first LMS.
Experience applying data-informed approaches to enhance student success and retention.
Ability to engage collegially and collaboratively with faculty, staff, students, and professionals across disciplines.
Committed to cultivating a workplace culture grounded in respect, openness, and constructive dialogue.

Responsibilities

Develop, maintain, assess, and teach online courses within the Social Work programs, ensuring alignment with program outcomes and accreditation standards
Mentor and support students, adjunct faculty, staff, and other program stakeholders to promote student success and program quality
Engage actively in field education processes, including supporting students in securing, navigating, and successfully completing fieldwork placements in collaboration with community partners and agencies
Assist in the coordination, monitoring, and evaluation of field placements to ensure alignment with CSWE competencies and program expectations
Cultivate and maintain relationships with community organizations to expand and sustain high-quality field placement opportunities
Participate in service to the discipline, profession, and institution, including committee work and community engagement, both internally and externally
Demonstrate professional and collegial conduct that fosters mutual respect, trust, transparent communication, and appropriate confidentiality with faculty, staff, and university leadership
Contribute to ongoing program development, assessment, and continuous improvement initiatives
Perform other duties and projects as assigned in collaboration with the Dean, consistent with faculty role expectations outlined in the Faculty Manual

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