Position ID: | OSU-HS-CFT [#10648, HS-1] |
Position Title: | Couple and Family Therapy |
Position Type: | Non tenure-track faculty |
Position Location: | Columbus, Ohio 43210, United States [map] |
Subject Area: | Couple and Family Therapy |
Appl Deadline: | 2018/03/01 (posted 2017/12/18, listed until 2018/03/01) |
Position Description: |
The Couple and Family Therapy Specialization in the Human
Sciences Department of The Ohio State University is seeking a .50 FTE clinical
faculty member. Position Description Primary responsibilities will include supervising doctoral
students training in Couple and Family Therapy (CFT) at our on-campus training
clinic. This includes individual and
group supervision, signing off on all clinical notes, being on call for clinic
emergencies, and coordinating clinic business with one undergraduate assistant
and one graduate student coordinator.
Secondary responsibilities will include seeking grants and contracts
from community agencies to expand services at the clinic as well as externship sites
to begin recruiting students for a masters degree in Couple and Family Therapy
in the department. This would include
developing a business plan for the clinic that would increase income in the
clinic to pay the salary of a full time clinic director. This half time clinical faculty member may
also negotiate with the department to teach courses above and beyond the duties
described above with a negotiated increase in pay. ·
Masters or Ph.D. (preferred) in Couple and
Family Therapy from a Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family
Therapy Education accredited program. · Independent license in MFT from the state of Ohio along with supervisor status, and/or an Approved Supervisor with AAMFT. Commensurate
with experience and qualifications. Responsibilities ·
Supervise clinical work of students
in the CFT Specialization. ·
Provide leadership and
direction for on-campus training clinic. ·
Develop strategies and
contacts to increase the services at the clinic to increase revenues that would
contribute to the salary of a full-time position. ·
Develop recruitment
strategies and a business plan for the masters degree program in CFT.
Couple and Family Therapy Specialization The Couple and Family Therapy
Specialization is a COAMFTE accredited Ph.D. program with three full-time
tenure track faculty members. Suzanne
Bartle-Haring, Ph.D. is the director of the program, with Natasha Slesnick,
Ph.D. and Keeley Pratt, Ph.D. These
faculty teach both the masters level curriculum and doctoral level curriculum
courses for students in the program. The
masters level curriculum prepares students to provide couple and family therapy
including theory, diagnosis and assessment, ethics and human development
course. The doctoral level curriculum is
focused on research skills, and supervisory skill development. The faculty also provide research advising
and clinical supervision to graduate students in CFT. Students are admitted to the program with a
bachelors or master’s degree. Those entering with a bachelor’s degree must
obtain 1000 hours of client contact to earn the Ph.D. Those entering with a
COAMFTE accredited master’s degree must obtain 500 client contact hours to
complete the Ph.D.. All students are supervised via a 5:1 client contact hour
to supervision hour ratio. The Department The Department of Human Sciences is home to four core
academic areas, offering both undergraduate and graduate degrees: Consumer Sciences, Human Development and
Family Science, Human Nutrition and Dietetics, and Kinesiology. In addition,
the department plays a leadership role in Ohio State’s Interdisciplinary Ph.D.
Program in Nutrition (OSUN),
and houses the Sport, Fitness and Health Program, an activity-based academic
program providing classes to more than 8,000 Ohio State students each year. A
strong partnership with the OSU extension office enhances opportunities for
outreach and engagement in the state of Ohio. Another important university
partnership exists with Ohio State’s Discovery Themes, with an emphasis in our department on metabolomics. The department has a faculty of 54 productive members, with
grants from local, state, and federal organizations such as NSF, NIH, and the
U.S. Department of Defense. Faculty also have industry-based funding from
organizations such as Neptune Technologies and Bioresources and the Takeda
Pharmaceuticals, Inc. In FY 2016, Human Sciences had the most funded research
activity in the college, with $5.6M expenditures from current awards and 18 new
awards totaling $7.8M. Ten graduate majors and nine undergraduate majors are
housed within the department; students may choose from 36 curricular options.
In autumn 2016, 11,841 undergraduate and 614 graduate students were enrolled in
departmental course work. In addition to
our highly-qualified faculty, we have
full-time staff members, lecturers and graduate assistants to support
the department’s academic mission. These talented individuals provide
instructional and academic assistance that is crucial to the successful
operation of such a large unit.
The College and
University The College of Education and Human
Ecology at The Ohio State
University is one of the best places to learn and embrace the human experience.
We're known for developing Ohio's best educators, researchers, policymakers,
exercise scientists, biomedical nutrition researchers, dietitians, financial
advisors, event coordinators and other experts who improve society. The US
News and World Report college ranking is No. 18 among 376 public and private universities granting
doctoral degrees in education, tied with the University of California-Berkeley.
The college ranks No. 10 among public universities. The Nutrition PhD program
is ranked No. 9 among all doctoral programs in Nutrition in the United States
according to the last National Research Council rankings. The Kinesiology
program is ranked No. 6 among 52 similar programs in the United States
according to the 2015 rankings by the National Academy of Kinesiology. The Ohio State University is one of
America's largest and most comprehensive public universities, with over 63,000
students. Ohio State is further recognized as a top-rated academic medical
center and a premier cancer hospital and research center. As a land-grant
university, Ohio State has a physical presence throughout the state, with
campuses and research centers located around Ohio. Home to Buckeye football,
the stadium attracts more over 105,000 enthusiastic fans on fall Saturdays.
Discover more about The Ohio State University here. Columbus, Ohio The city of Columbus is a thriving
cosmopolitan hub that has a real passion for the Buckeyes. A recent Gallup
survey ranked Columbus the nation’s second strongest metro area for job
creation, with research and technology institutions taking the lead. The Columbus metro area continued its
steady growth as its population hit 2,021,632 in 2015, up about 1.2 percent
from 1,997,308 a year earlier. The city’s corporate base and higher-education
system draw people to it. The city is the 15th largest in the country; the
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Application Please submit a letter of application, curriculum vitae (CV), a supervision philosophy statement, and names and contact information of three references. Submission of electronic applications is required to: https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/10648 Please contact Suzanne Bartle-Haring, Ph.D. with questions about the position (614-688-3259; haring.19@osu.edu). Application due date: March 1, 2018. Applications will be reviewed as received.
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vibrant capital of the state. The university is a center of innovation
surrounded by diverse and livable urban, suburban, and rural communities. The
Ohio State University is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified
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