Company: Northeast College of Health Sciences
Category: Chiropractic
Type: Full-Time
Email: [contact details available in the full listing]
TITLE: Faculty
PROGRAM: Doctor of Chiropractic
DIVISION: Academic Affairs
STATUS: Exempt
Note: As a member of our exempt workforce there could be occasions when a commitment beyond the normal workweek may be required.
Salary information: $66,000 to $70,000
BENEFITS:
- Medical Dental Vision Health Savings Account Flexible Spending Account
- College Paid Life, AD&D, LTD insurance Generous PTO 12 Paid Holidays
- TIAA Retirement with 8% college contribution after one year of employment
- Free EAP Counseling Services Free Chiropractic Care
GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
Members of the faculty are responsible for the instruction of the curriculum and the assessment of student learning. Faculty also advance the mission of the institution through their work in the areas of research and scholarly activities and citizenship in accordance with the parameters of the Faculty Handbook.
POSITION DESCRIPTION:
Full-time faculty position with teaching responsibilities in one or a combination of the departments of foundational sciences, clinical sciences, principles of healthcare practice, integrated chiropractic therapies, or health centers. Teaching responsibilities in the health centers includes management of patient care.
ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS:
Responsible to the Assistant Vice President for Chiropractic for all aspects of the educational program. Responsible to the Dean of Clinical Education and Assistant Dean of Clinical Education for all clinical responsibilities.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
A. General
- The faculty consists of all individuals in the employ of Northeast College holding academic rank and engaged in instructional, scholarly and professional, or academic service activities for the College. These activities include, but are not limited to: laboratory, classroom, online, and health center instruction; work of professional librarians; course and curriculum development; research; participation in student advising, enrollment management functions, College governance; and service to one’s profession.
B. Teaching
- Each instructor is responsible for planning and presenting course material; establishing course objectives and requirements and communicating them to students; selecting and ordering texts and supplemental materials; preparing, administering and grading papers and examinations; and assigning grades without discrimination, in accordance with the nondiscrimination policy as it appears in the College catalog.
- Specific responsibilities include providing students with appropriate, current course material consistent with the overall curriculum; assuring student comprehension and competency; and providing unbiased outcome assessments.
- Demonstrates mastery of the following characteristics and traits: command and analytical approach to subject matter, recognition and evaluation of variant interpretations of appropriate data, and integration of current knowledge within the field into traditionally accepted subject matter.
- Clearly explain expectations and subject matter, recognize student levels of comprehension, define objectives, summarize major points, organize material logically, and emphasize important ideas.
- Encourage student participation and interaction, be sensitive to class response, deal with students ethically, allot ample time for consultation, and seek a professional rapport with students.
- Motivate and academically challenge students, be dedicated to subject material and the teaching profession, display self-confidence, and communicate a sense of enthusiasm for pursuit of knowledge.
- Faculty must be prepared and willing to academically assist, advise and counsel students regarding their work in classes and to recognize when a student requires professional assistance with problems of a personal or academic nature so that professional help can be obtained.
- As a Faculty Clinician, adhere to policies and procedures for delivering patient care at your assigned health center site.
C. Research and Scholarly Activities
- Activities in this area are typically project-oriented: basic science or clinical research, authorship of a book or journal article, and scholarly media productions within one’s area of expertise.
D. Citizenship
- Citizenship takes many forms, depending upon individual interests, and all faculty are encouraged to lend their talents to benefit the College community, the professional and/or academic community, and the local community.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Possess an earned doctorate or other terminal degree in the field in which they are teaching from an accredited institution.
- License to practice as a Doctor of Chiropractic in New York State for teaching clinical science subjects, e.g. CLS, DIA, and TCH courses.
- Faculty who supervises clinical experiences must possess a license to practice in any jurisdiction where they are assigned.
- A demonstrated aptitude for teaching health science students.
- Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills with the ability to function in a team.
- Highly developed written and verbal communication skills.
METHODS OF ACCOUNTABILITY:
Yearly written evaluation of performance in the work areas of teaching, research and scholarly activities, and citizenship by the faculty supervisor in accordance with the Northeast College Faculty Handbook.
If you are interested in applying for this position; please submit a cover letter of interest, resume and contact information for three professional references to: the Office of Human Resources, 2360 State Route 89, Seneca Falls, NY 13148, or e-mail your response to: [contact details available in the full listing]
