practical expertise in psychological assessment across the lifespan. Applicants must be able to practice, teach, and supervise psychological assessment to every level of graduate student trainee (masters and doctoral). Responsibilities Teaching (40%) The successful candidate will be expected to teach courses in psychological assessment (e.g., EDPY 521, 539, 697). The typical course load is 2 courses in Fall and 2 courses in Winter. The successful candidate will also be expected to supervise graduate students and involve students in their program of research. The successful applicant will need to be eligible for registration with the College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP) as registration is needed to teach practicum-based courses in the Counselling Psychology program. Applicants who are graduates of a(n) CPA or APA accredited program are especially encouraged to apply. Research and Scholarship (40%) The incumbent will be expected to initiate and maintain a program of funded research, publish research in peer-reviewed journals and other relevant sources, present at conferences, and otherwise contribute to the creation and dissemination of new knowledge in the identified field(s) of expertise and engagement. The College’s Office of Research provides various supports for faculty researchers. Service (20%) The candidate will be expected to contribute to the Counselling Psychology program, faculty, institution, and psychology profession. Expectations of service load will increase as the candidate becomes better established. Qualifications Minimum Qualifications Applicants must have earned a doctorate in Counselling Psychology or Clinical Psychology from a major research university by July 1, 2026. Applicants must be registered or eligible for registration with the College of Alberta Psychologists. Demonstrated expertise in the practice of psychological assessment. Must be able to practice, teach, and supervise psychological assessment to every level of graduate student trainee (masters and doctoral). The following are considered an asset: Experience conducting assessment with diverse populations. Strong record of clinical supervision and work with equity-denied communities. Application Instructions Please submit the following: a letter of application that reflects research/teaching interests and relevant background, particularly assessment expertise. a curriculum vitae, two to three selected samples of published papers and/or academic writing, and contact information of three professional/academic referees.

practical expertise in psychological assessment across the lifespan. Applicants must be able to practice, teach, and supervise psychological assessment to every level of graduate student trainee (masters and doctoral). Responsibilities Teaching (40%) The successful candidate will be expected to teach courses in psychological assessment (e.g., EDPY 521, 539, 697). The typical course load is 2 courses in Fall and 2 courses in Winter. The successful candidate will also be expected to supervise graduate students and involve students in their program of research. The successful applicant will need to be eligible for registration with the College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP) as registration is needed to teach practicum-based courses in the Counselling Psychology program. Applicants who are graduates of a(n) CPA or APA accredited program are especially encouraged to apply. Research and Scholarship (40%) The incumbent will be expected to initiate and maintain a program of funded research, publish research in peer-reviewed journals and other relevant sources, present at conferences, and otherwise contribute to the creation and dissemination of new knowledge in the identified field(s) of expertise and engagement. The College’s Office of Research provides various supports for faculty researchers. Service (20%) The candidate will be expected to contribute to the Counselling Psychology program, faculty, institution, and psychology profession. Expectations of service load will increase as the candidate becomes better established. Qualifications Minimum Qualifications Applicants must have earned a doctorate in Counselling Psychology or Clinical Psychology from a major research university by July 1, 2026. Applicants must be registered or eligible for registration with the College of Alberta Psychologists. Demonstrated expertise in the practice of psychological assessment. Must be able to practice, teach, and supervise psychological assessment to every level of graduate student trainee (masters and doctoral). The following are considered an asset: Experience conducting assessment with diverse populations. Strong record of clinical supervision and work with equity-denied communities. Application Instructions Please submit the following: a letter of application that reflects research/teaching interests and relevant background, particularly assessment expertise. a curriculum vitae, two to three selected samples of published papers and/or academic writing, and contact information of three professional/academic referees.