Description

The School of Counseling at Richmont Graduate University is seeking dynamic, education-oriented individuals to serve as full-time Assistant/Associate Professors for the university's growing Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program on the online campus. Applicants for the Chattanooga and Atlanta campuses may also be considered.  Candidates must have a current license as a Professional Counselor or Marriage and Family Therapist, and a Ph.D. from a Counselor Education and Supervision Program accredited by CACREP by the agreed-upon start date.

As a member of the School of Counseling Faculty, the Assistant/Associate Professor will teach graduate courses and supervise master’s-level students. In the role of Assistant/Associate Professor, the candidate will serve as an academic advisor to students, will serve on university committees, will support the university’s strategic initiatives, will be responsible for course development and improvement, and will teach courses and participate in residencies as directed. Salary is commensurate with experience.

 Faculty are encouraged to be active in the profession and engaged in clinical practice when possible.

Potential candidates should: 

1.  Create a profile on the university’s human resources site:  https://secure.entertimeonline.com/ta/InpRGU.careers?ApplyToJob=335689152&full_apply=&jobid=335689152

AND

2.  Send a letter of interest and a current resume to: facultyapplicants@richmont.edu or by mail, to:  Dr. Cara Cochran, Dean of the School of Counseling, Richmont Graduate University, 1815 McCallie Ave., Chattanooga, TN 37404.

Requirements

Candidates must have a current license as a Professional Counselor or Marriage and Family Therapist, and a Ph.D. from a Counselor Education and Supervision Program accredited by CACREP by the agreed-upon start date.