REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

Required qualifications include an earned PhD degree in Speech-Language Pathology or related field (ABD candidate with anticipated degree by June 2026 will be considered), evidence of successful university teaching, potential for a productive research program, and excellent interpersonal, outreach, and communication skills.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

Preferred qualifications include didactic teaching experience in the areas of Oral-Facial Anomalies, Dysphagia, or Fluency, an interest in interprofessional health education, and eligibility for professional licensure in Oklahoma. Candidates with evidence of the ability to secure grant funding, mentor graduate student research, and engage in collaborative research at a large, comprehensive health center are strongly encouraged to apply.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:

The individual filling this position will serve as an academic faculty member in the Speech-Language Pathology program within the Department of CSD, College of Allied Health.

Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, the following:

Teach didactic courses in the MA-SLP and pre-professional Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders degree programs.

Conduct research/scholarship in area of expertise.

Mentor MA-SLP students in clinical and research activities.

Contribute to university, college, department, and section committees.

HOW TO APPLY:

Applicants should apply online at:

http://apply.interfolio.com/174908

For more Information contact:

Jennifer Tetnowski

(405) 271-4214

jennifer-tetnowski@ou.edu

UNIVERSITY AND PROGRAM INFORMATION:

The Department of CSD is part of the College of Allied Health at OUHC in Oklahoma City. The College of Allied Health is one of seven colleges on the OUHC. Housed within College, the John W. Keys Speech and Hearing Center is administered by the Department of CSD and serves as important research and interprofessional clinical training site for students in the department’s and college’s academic programs. To learn more about clinical programs, please visit our website at https://alliedhealth.ouhsc.edu/Keys-Clinic.

The department’s professional preparation programs in speech-language pathology and in audiology are nationally accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and in Speech-Language Pathology. To learn more about the department, please visit our website at https://alliedhealth.ouhsc.edu/Departments/Communicatio n- Sciences-and-Disorders.

Opportunities for interprofessional collaboration, research, and teaching are numerous on campus and at the nearby universities and hospitals in the region’s major metropolitan areas. The University of Oklahoma’s main campus is located in nearby Norman, OK. To learn more about OUHS and the College of Allied Health, please visit our websites at http://www.ouhsc.edu and at https://alliedhealth.ouhsc.edu/

Oklahoma City (OKC) is a beautiful, friendly, and vibrant metropolitan community with a metro area population surpassing 1 million. To learn more about OKC and its surrounding communities, visit the Greater OKC Chamber of Commerce website at https://www.okcchamber.com

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