Identify, recruit, and secure field/practicum education sites
for their programs, including clinical, macro, and generalist
placements, in conjunction with School staff, Directors,
Instructors, & Professors;
Develop and implement Field/Practicum Orientation and ongoing
educational programs for field instructors;
Develop and implement a retention program for practicum
education sites, field supervisors, and task supervisors;
Perform practicum education site visits (in-person, virtually,
or by phone), with the assistance of the faculty members teaching
the field/practicum seminar courses, and the MSW/BSW Program
Directors as needed;
Serve as primary point of contact between their programs and
current or potential practicum education/field education sites and
field instructors with regard to practicum education / field
education requirements, credentialing, and contractual
obligations;
Develop and implement a plan for student placements and student
progression at practicum education/field education sites, including
meeting all accreditation requirements (if applicable);
Develop and maintain, with assistance from School staff,
databases related to health requirements, immunizations, drug
screens, safety guidelines, and criminal background checks for
students completing practicum education to ensure compliance with
program and accreditation (if applicable) policies and
procedures;
Orient students to pre-clinical education/pre-field education
requirements and program expectations during practicum
education/field education, including maintaining the Field
Education materials on Canvas and conducting orientation seminars
at the start of Fall and Spring semesters;
Monitor student progression within the practicum education /
field education component of their programs, communicating with the
MSW/BSW Program Directors as needed to support student success and
mitigate potential problems;
Facilitate the collection of necessary data for the evaluation
of student and field instructor performance during clinical
education/field education;
Perform annual assessment of field instructors and practicum
sites, providing appropriate feedback to individuals regarding
performance in clinical education/field education;
Assist with accreditation efforts (2022 EPAS, or as required),
including completion of initial and ongoing accreditation
self-studies and annual accreditation reports in conjunction with
the MSW/BSW Program Directors (if applicable);
Participate in institutional regional accreditation efforts, if
needed;
The FCSW is expected to participate in the MSW Residency
Weekends, being available for the three on-campus, weekend
residencies (9am to 4pm) each semester. The MSW Residency schedule
from 2026-2028 is available here .
Assist with admissions-related events for social work programs,
providing information about the field/practicum education
component;
Attend regularly scheduled meetings of the MSW program, BSW
program, School of Behavioral & Community Health, College of
Health, and the University;
Collaborate with other Field professionals within the College
of Health to develop, assess, and modify existing policy regarding
clinical and field education; and
Participate in career fair events hosted by the College of
Health, including engaging with clinical partners and assisting
with the awarding of clinical education awards to clinical
instructors and clinical sites.
QUALIFICATIONS: Masters of Social Work (MSW) degree required
from a CSWE-accredited program, as well as a minimum of two years
post-MSW practice experience in the field of social work. Must have
the ability to provide leadership to the field education program
through practice experience, field instruction experience, and/or
administrative or other relevant academic and professional
activities in social work. Knowledge of the CSWE accreditation
process and compliance is preferred.
Must have strong attention to detail and exceptional organizational
skills. Proficiency in computer applications, with expertise in
word processing; familiarity with internet research, databases, and
advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and Google Workspace
is preferred. Excellent interpersonal and verbal communication
skills, with the ability to interact effectively with diverse
University and Community partners is crucial. Must have the ability
to multitask, prioritize responsibilities, and meet deadlines in a
dynamic environment. Flexibility to work evenings and weekends as
required to support program needs is required.
TO APPLY: Qualified candidates should attach their cover
letter, resume, and contact information for three professional
references to the online application by clicking “Apply Now”.
Please attach documents as a PDF file.
Moravian University will not sponsor applicants for a U.S. work
visa for this position.
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The individual is routinely exposed to indoor conditions, minimum
outdoor weather and temperature extremes, and moderate noise
level.
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