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Faculty/Director of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

Johnson & Wales University-Providence  ·  Providence, RI
FacultyNon-TenurePhysical Therapy

Position summary

Join our Community Faculty/Director of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program Apply now Job no: 11205 Work type: Full Time Location: Providence, Rhode Island Categories: Staff/Administration, Faculty, Academics, Calendar Year (12-Month), Campus Based Summary Serves as the faculty strategic and operational leader of the entry-level Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program and is responsible for administration of the

program including; fiscal planning, curriculum development, personnel management, accreditation, budgeting, and assessment consistent with the mission of the university as well as the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and the standards of the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE). Essential Job Functions Core faculty with up to 100% release time for required duties within the

Physical Therapy Program Develops and implements the entry-level Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT) program in alignment with regional and programmatic accreditation standards and the university’s mission and strategic plan, in collaboration with faculty, administration and other colleges within the university Leads the DPT program’s strategic planning, implementation, and evaluation of initiatives to determine

teaching needs, and provides strategic leadership for faculty development, mentoring, and recruitment processes Guides the integrity of the academic programs by providing innovative leadership in correlation with the program's faculty and staff in ongoing review and development of curriculum, program goals and objectives, program evaluation, and documents review processes accordingly Leads and manages the Doctorate

in Physical Therapy program by being knowledgeable about and responsible for program organization, administration, fiscal management, continuous review and analysis, planning, development, pedagogy and accreditation Works with college leadership to identify potential areas for revenue generation, resources required for the implementation of the strategic plan and makes recommendations Develops and submits

applications and other relevant documents and reports to CAPTE to facilitate candidacy, initial and continuing accreditation and maintains compliance with CAPTE standards across all elements of the program Represents and serves as the primary liaison for the entry-level Doctorate in Physical Therapy program at internal university meetings and campuswide initiatives as well as medical, professional and other community

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