Description
The Doctoral Coordinator supports students in the Doctor of Occupational Therapy program by reviewing doctoral project proposals, helping students select doctoral committees, organizing proposal defenses, reviewing IRB submissions, establishing experiential goals, and coordinating with site mentors, the program director, and the AFWC. The role combines teaching, scholarship, service, and administration, requires a doctoral degree, at least two years of college or university teaching experience and two years of clinical experience, and is hybrid with at least one on-campus presence per term. Hiring ranges are provided for St. Augustine.
