Office of the Provost

The Family Psychology position requires excellence in teaching at the graduate level, an active program of research, interest in clinical supervision, mentoring of doctoral students, and participation in faculty committees.

The successful candidate will teach courses in Family Psychology and Couples Therapy in the doctoral and master’s program as well as other courses and duties as assigned.

Prefer Associate Professor or Full Professor.

Applicants should have graduated from an APA-accredited doctoral program in clinical psychology and have completed an APA-accredited internship. The successful applicant will be license eligible in California, be able to articulate their Christian faith, and be able to integrate their Christian faith with the discipline of psychology in a manner consistent with the mission of the university.

The position requires excellence in teaching at the graduate level, an active program of research, interest in clinical supervision, mentoring of doctoral students, and participation in faculty committees. Candidates must be able to teach courses in Family Psychology and Couples Therapy.

This is a full time appointment.