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Details (Default Section) Job Title: Adjunct Professor - OTD---Spring 2026 Campus: Florham Campus, Madison, NJ Department: Occupational Therapy-Florham Hiring Manager: Dina Prisco Hiring Manager Title: Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs (Health Sciences) College: College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Position Type: Faculty Grade: Adjunct FLSA: Exempt Faculty Rank: Adjunct Faculty Salary: $1,500 per credit General
Benefits This position provides a benefits package that includes: Eligibility to contribute towards the 403(b) plan, and a various fringe benefits (discounts on ever day good and services, entertainment/dining discounts, etc.), and State benefits such as NJ Sick Leave and State Short Term Disability benefits. Status: Part-Time Months Worked: No Response Job Summary: Fairleigh Dickinson University’s School of Pharmacy
and Health Sciences is currently seeking adjunct professors to teach graduate-level courses within the Occupational Therapy Doctorate program. The selected candidate will teach courses covering occupational therapy concepts, advocacy, healthcare management, pediatric rehabilitation and/or adult rehabilitation. The selected candidate will be responsible for assessing student performance and providing feedback on
course assignments.The classes will be held during the Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters. Classes meet in-person on weekdays and span across either 12- or 15- week semesters. The overall commitment entails three hours of teaching per week, along with availability for office hours. Required Qualifications: ·A doctoral degree in occupational therapy or related major awarded by an institution accredited by a
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