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Athabasca University''s Faculty of Health Disciplines invites applications for 2 (tenure-track) Assistant/Associate Professor positions within the Master of Counselling program. These are full-time positions, located in Alberta. Position Reporting to the Program Director, Master of Counselling, this position is responsible for: Teaching and Learning: develop, teach, lead, and evaluate graduate-level courses. Research and Scholarship: develop and grow a sustained program of research, including securing funding, disseminating results, and engaging stakeholders. Service to the Community: contribute expertise to community and public groups and agencies. The Candidate Ideal candidate holds a Doctorate (PhD or PsyD) in counseling psychology (or is in process), with 35 years of relevant academic/discipline experience. Must be eligible for registration as a Registered Psychologist in Alberta or the province of residence. Registration in good standing must be secured prior to start date and maintained thereafter. Additionally, candidate will have leadership experience and be committed to growth across research, teaching, and service. Innovative and reflective educator with online learning experience. Demonstrable potential for a strategic, credible research program. Ability to lead and work effectively in teams essential. Expectation of openness, dedication to skill development and adaptation to changing contexts. Valuesdriven scholar who acts with curiosity and creativity, seeks personal and organizational growth. Respects and thrives in a collegial, interdisciplinary culture. Works toward inclusivity, transparency, and continuous improvement. Application Materials Letter of application Curriculum vitae Evidence of research effectiveness: Research statement Published article One or more research outputs (formal or informal knowledge dissemination) Evidence of teaching effectiveness, ideally: Teaching philosophy statement Teaching or course evaluations (if available) Sample syllabus Contact For further information, please contact Program Director Emily Doyle at . #J-18808-Ljbffr