Question 1

What are the minimum qualifications for this Assistant Professor position?

Accepted Answer

Candidates must hold a Ph.D. degree and be a licensed clinical psychologist or license-eligible in Pennsylvania. Expertise in CBT implementation in community mental health settings serving historically marginalized communities and AI-based tools for scaling is required. Learn more about faculty positions .

Question 2

What teaching responsibilities does this role involve?

Accepted Answer

Teaching includes collaborating with community mental health providers to implement high-fidelity evidence-based practices , emphasizing culturally responsive approaches . See tips on academic CVs for success.

Question 3

What clinical duties are expected?

Accepted Answer

Clinical responsibilities encompass supervision of postdoctoral fellows in CBT implementation and consultation with community providers on culturally responsive strategies . Explore postdoc opportunities .

Question 4

What research or scholarship is required?

Accepted Answer

Lead and collaborate on implementation research , academic scholarship , development of training resources, and grant submissions . Relevant insights in postdoc research roles .

Question 5

How do I apply for this University of Pennsylvania position?

Accepted Answer

Submit applications via Interfolio . The deadline is Jul 23, 2026 . University is an EOE ; minorities, women, individuals with disabilities, and protected veterans encouraged. Check professor jobs for similar roles.

Question 6

Is this position suitable for AI and mental health experts?

Accepted Answer

Yes, ideal for those with experience in AI-based technologies for mental health , especially culturally responsive CBT in underserved communities. Read about attracting talent in higher ed .

Assistant Professor in Culturally Responsive AI-Based Technologies

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA

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