Teaching Faculty, Clinical Psychology

5,163 of 10,000 $63k Per Year Teaching Faculty, Clinical Psychology Antioch University

Occupation:

Teachers and Instructors, All Other

Location:

Keene, NH - 03431 Positions available: 1 Job #: jo_1952575258

Source:

Antioch University

Posted:

01/12/2026

Web Site:

www.antioch.edu

Job Type:

Full Time (30 Hours or More) Job Requirements and Properties Work Onsite Full Time Schedule Full Time Job Description .

Antioch University New England Position Title:

Teaching Faculty Department:

Clinical Psychology, School of Counseling, Psychology and Therapy Classification:

Faculty, Full-Time Reports To:

Chair, Clinical Psychology Location:

Antioch University New England, Keene, NH Compensation:

Antioch University offers a competitive compensation and benefits package that includes both direct and indirect pay. The compensation will be based on experience, education, knowledge, credentials, and a consideration of the difficulty and complexity of the position. The minimum salary for this position based on residential location is: $63,000.00. The School of Counseling, Psychology, and Therapy at Antioch University is seeking a full-time, Teaching Faculty position in our APA Accredited Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) program in the Clinical Psychology Department at the New England campus. The position is full-time, 12-month position that reports to the Chair of the Department. Position Summary Teaching Faculty members have responsibility primarily for engagement in student learning through scheduled University course instruction and related student advisement. Other activities in support of student learning may also be part of the specified responsibilities. As Teaching Faculty, responsibilities may include but are not limited to: teaching, advising, and assisting in curriculum development within the program. Faculty are expected to demonstrate achievement in the areas of student engagement, and service, including administrative functions within the department and university. Moreover, strong candidates will contribute to the clinical, supervisory, and consultative interests of our program. We seek candidates with the vision and potential to become future program leaders. Opportunities for faculty to allocate the equivalent of one day per week to professional practice are also available. Individuals with interest or competency in psychological or neuropsychological assessment, biological bases of behavior, cognitive therapy, or brief therapeutic modalities, and systemic interventions are strongly encouraged to apply though other skillsets will be considered. Responsibilities This position has responsibilities that include but are not limited to:

• Direct instruction of 24 semester hours
• Engage in student advising
• Meet university expectations in service and institutional citizenship
• Engage in program, department, campus, and school/university citizenship
• Engage in ongoing department and program initiatives, particularly related to improvements in pedagogy and student engagement Additional Information Help for Additional Information. Qualifications
• Completed an APA-accredited doctoral program in clinical or counseling psychology
• Licensed or license eligible (preferred in NH)
• Commitment to experiential pedagogies and to social justice About the PsyD Program AUNE's PsyD program has been accredited by APA since 1986.

We were instrumental in the development of the Practitioner-Scholar model of training as described by the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology and continue to utilize this approach to training. AUNE is renowned for its community of active, engaged, and socially conscious faculty and students. We have 11 dedicated and dynamic full-time faculty, and we seek approximately two dozen students per cohort. Our students complete four years of full-time study, practica, internship, and a dissertation. Our graduates fulfill multiple professional roles as reflective practitioners, integrating our core program values of relationship, evidence-based practice, and social justice and diversity. Moreover, many of our graduates have gone onto leadership, management, advocacy, and other positions that promote organizational and social change. In addition, the Department of Clinical Psychology enacts its social justice values through its responsivity to the needs of the region and larger society with our training and service centers. Our three training and service centers and projects include the Psychological Services Center, Center for Diversity and Social Justice, and