Academic Director & Full-Time Faculty (Speech-Language Pathology)

🇺🇸 Brooklyn, NY

🕑 Full-Time

💰 $92K - $115K

💻 Operations

🗓️ June 26th, 2025

Edtech.com's Summary

Touro University New York is hiring an Academic Director & Full-Time Faculty member for its Graduate Program in Speech-Language Pathology. The role involves administrative duties, teaching two courses per semester, student advising, participating in research and scholarly activities, and supporting program events and initiatives.

Highlights

Assist with administrative tasks such as budget submission, admissions coordination, and class scheduling.
Teach two courses per semester with preparation of syllabi and course materials.
Advise students and submit remediation forms as needed.
Engage in scholarly activities including research, publications, presentations, and grant writing.
Participate in clinical teaching and supervision when applicable.
Collaborate on annual and ASHA/state reporting requirements.
PhD preferred or equivalent doctorate in Speech Pathology or related field; ABA considered.
ASHA certification and eligibility for State licensure required.
Knowledge of Adult Communications and Swallowing Disorders is a plus.
Salary range: $92,000 to $115,000 per year.

Academic Director & Full-Time Faculty (Speech-Language Pathology) Full Description

Overview:

The Graduate Program in Speech-Language Pathology is hiring an Academic Director & Full-Time Faculty member and is approved by the New York State Education Department and is an ASHA certified program. It offers a 58 credit Master's degree program. Faculty members are involved in teaching, scholarly activities and service to the institution and the community. Responsibilities:

In addition to the traditional duties of the full-time faculty listed below, the director will:

Assist the Director/Department Chair with administrative responsibilities including generating reports, budget submission, admissions coordination, scheduling of academic classes/calendar, participation in peer reviews, and oversight of student issues and files.
Support program events such as open houses and collaborate with the program recruiter.
Teach two courses per semester (with release time from one course). Prepare syllabi, course outlines and assign texts.
Advise students, maintain completed advisement sheets and submit any remediation forms as appropriate.
Participate in scholarly activities such as research, publications, presentation, and grant writing.
Engage in Service by participating in program and University committees and meetings.
Perform clinical teaching and supervision if applicable to program needs.
Complete special projects as designated by the Director/Department Chair.
Assist with the annual report at the end of the academic year and work closely on ASHA reports and state submissions.
Mentor students on research projects when appropriate.
Assist in the development of online courses as needed.
Oversee new program initiatives.

Qualifications:
Education/Experience

PhD (preferred) or other doctoral equivalent in Speech Pathology or a related field from an accredited university. ABA will be considered.
ASHA certification
Eligibility for State licensure
Knowledge and experience in Adult Communications and Swallowing Disorders is a plus.

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities

Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work well with others.
Ability to take direction & handle tasks independently, as needed.
Ability to work independently and initiate programmatic innovations.
Ability to effectively teach a variety of subject matters.
Strong prioritization and writing skills.,
Ability to handle student issues.
Familiarity of ASHA and State requirements.

Maximum Salary: USD $115,000.00/Yr. Minimum Salary: USD $92,000.00/Yr.

Original Job Description

Overview:

In addition to the traditional duties of the full-time faculty listed below, the director will:

Assist the Director/Department Chair with administrative responsibilities including generating reports, budget submission, admissions coordination, scheduling of academic classes/calendar, participation in peer reviews, and oversight of student issues and files.
Support program events such as open houses and collaborate with the program recruiter.
Teach two courses per semester (with release time from one course). Prepare syllabi, course outlines and assign texts.
Advise students, maintain completed advisement sheets and submit any remediation forms as appropriate.
Participate in scholarly activities such as research, publications, presentation, and grant writing.
Engage in Service by participating in program and University committees and meetings.
Perform clinical teaching and supervision if applicable to program needs.
Complete special projects as designated by the Director/Department Chair.
Assist with the annual report at the end of the academic year and work closely on ASHA reports and state submissions.
Mentor students on research projects when appropriate.
Assist in the development of online courses as needed.
Oversee new program initiatives.

Qualifications:
Education/Experience

PhD (preferred) or other doctoral equivalent in Speech Pathology or a related field from an accredited university. ABA will be considered.
ASHA certification
Eligibility for State licensure
Knowledge and experience in Adult Communications and Swallowing Disorders is a plus.