The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders in the New York Presbyterian-Iona School of Health Sciences at Iona University, located in vibrant Bronxville, NY seeks an enthusiastic, collaborative, and innovative tenure-track Assistant Professor to join our ASHA/CAA-accredited graduate program and thriving undergraduate program. As a member of our growing and dynamic team, the faculty member will immerse themselves in an environment dedicated to academic excellence, student-centered teaching, and interprofessional collaboration. We seek applicants with expertise in one or more of the following areas: adult language, voice disorders, and fluency.  The role offers a wealth of opportunities to make a significant impact on students, the university, and the field of communication sciences and disorders.  Responsibilities include teaching graduate and undergraduate students, mentoring student research, developing a discipline-informed curriculum, establishing a productive scholarship agenda, having a record of service to the School/University, and working collaboratively with colleagues in the department and across the university. This is a 10-month tenure-track faculty position that will begin in January 2025. 

Duties and Responsibilities

Create student-centered learning environment for in-person academic instruction with virtual supplementary course delivery as needed Deliver engaging, evidence-based classes that inspires knowledge and equips students with clinical competencies and skills development Contribute to the curriculum development of both undergraduate and graduate programs Engage in scholarship that advances and disseminates knowledge and aligns with the ASHA/CAA accreditation standards and Iona University. Mentor and guide students in research Remain current with clinical practices and evidence that support content area expertise and professional growth Contribute to the department, school, university, and discipline through active service and committee involvement Fulfill other duties and responsibilities as requested by the Program Director, Department Chair and the Dean, New York-Presbyterian Iona School of Health Sciences. Engage in academic mentorship with students as needed.