Assistant Profess0r

The Department of Psychology at Cleveland State University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position from individuals who specialize in Clinical Psychology. Information about the position and how to apply can be found at https://hrjobs.csuohio.edu/postings/27487. Review of applications begins 12/2/2026. ResponsibilitiesThe appointee will be asked to conduct a research program that includes mentoring undergraduate and graduate students; to teach undergraduate and graduate courses; and to engage in department, college, and university service. The Department of Psychology and the Clinical Psychology program at Cleveland State value community engaged teaching and research. The Department of Psychology has collaborations including with several local healthcare systems (e.g., Cleveland Clinic), correctional facilities (e.g., Lorain Correctional Institution), social service organizations (e.g., Benjamin Rose), community centers (e.g., LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland), and local schools (e.g., Urban Community school). We are invested in partnering with the local community and faculty have a history of developing new partnerships in the community.This position requires teaching on-campus courses. In addition, you may be assigned to teach off campus, evenings, weekends, and via distance learning technology, depending upon student need for the delivery of instructional services. Qualifications

Minimum Qualifications

Completion of all requirements for a PhD in clinical psychology by time of appointment and eligible for licensure in the state of Ohio. Persons who are ABD will be hired at the rank of Instructor. Preferred Qualifications1) Record of scholarship in clinical psychology commensurate with experience;2) Potential for securing external funding for research or record of securing external funding commensurate with experience; and potential for, or record of, successful teaching commensurate with experience;3) We welcome applicants with a wide range of research and teaching interests within clinical psychology. While we are open to all areas of expertise, our program would particularly benefit from individuals who have expertise in forensic psychology, neuropsychology, or addiction. A strong candidate can also contribute to the departmental teaching needs of our clinical specialization program. We value a colleague who is willing to mentor undergraduate and graduate students in a variety of clinical psychology topics outside of their core area of research.