Assistant or Associate Professor - Physical Therapy, NH
Company: Franklin Pierce University
Location: Manchester
Posted on: June 17, 2022
Job Description:
Assistant or Associate Professor - Physical Therapy, NH The
Department of Physical Therapy at Franklin Pierce University,
Manchester New Hampshire campus, invites nominations and
applications for two 12-month faculty positions at the rank of
-Assistant -or -Associate -Professor to support our growing program
needs. These are open rank, non-tenure track faculty roles in the
Department of Physical Therapy, New Hampshire. Job Summary: We seek
candidates who will contribute to our department and profession
through innovative interprofessional teaching and scholarship.
Responsibilities of faculty include teaching, advising students,
scholarship and service. Successful candidates with research
agendas and teaching expertise in musculoskeletal management and
-pediatrics are needed to join our dynamic team. The selected
candidates will enhance the learning opportunities of our
well-established Doctor of Physical Therapy program on the
Manchester campus. Experience and Qualifications: Successful
candidates must have:
- An academic doctorate (PhD, EdD, DSc, (ABD considered)),
and
- Must be eligible for physical therapy licensure in New
Hampshire.
- Previous teaching experience in needed areas of expertise and
an established research agenda is preferred. About Franklin Pierce
University: Franklin Pierce University is an accredited private
university in the Monadnock region of New Hampshire that achieves
outstanding student success through the integration of liberal arts
and professional programs at the undergraduate and graduate level.
The University is comprised of 3 colleges: the College of Health
and Natural Sciences, the College of Business and the College of
Liberal Arts and Social Sciences across multiple campuses in New
Hampshire and Arizona. The 1200-acre residential campus is located
in Rindge, New Hampshire and the other colleges have campuses in
Manchester and Lebanon, New Hampshire and Goodyear, Arizona. The
University offers a wide array of educational offerings to meet
student and programmatic needs with degrees offered through the
doctoral level. Franklin Pierce combines academic excellence and
experiential learning to provide students with an education that
fosters intellectual curiosity, professional discipline and civic
engagement. Our community of educators and learners empowers each
student to discover and fulfill their unique potential so that they
enter the professional world as confident and knowledgeable
leaders. College of -Health -& Natural Sciences Through the College
of Health & Natural Sciences, you can earn your academic degrees
and certification for healthcare professions that are in high
demand. You'll learn from faculty and staff whose first priority is
your success. Graduate degrees include Doctoral Programs in
Physical Therapy in Manchester, NH and Goodyear AZ, a Master
Program in Physician Assistants, and multi-level Nursing degrees.
This two-and-a-half-year, 10 term program includes 38 weeks of
full-time clinical experiences and offers coursework derived from
theoretical and scientific-based clinical applications that
restore, maintain, and promote optimal physical function while
preparing graduates to become movement system experts. The
system-based curriculum offers multiple collaborative teaching
including interprofessional options, faculty led student research
projects and service learning/community engagement opportunities.
In fact, Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) students in Goodyear,
Arizona have completed the National Physical Therapy Licensure Exam
(NPTE) with a 100% and Manchester, New Hampshire students with a
98% pass rate for the past five years. Franklin Pierce University
is committed to building a diverse academic community and
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Keywords: Franklin Pierce University, Manchester , Assistant or Associate Professor - Physical Therapy, NH, Education / Teaching , Manchester, New Hampshire
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