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Occupational Therapy Instructor (Part-Time 300 Hours) Location: 1, Waukesha, WI, ATSCount Job Category: College of Health Sciences, Adjunct Employee Type: Adjunct Faculty Part-Time Occupational Therapy Instructor (300 Hours/Year) Start Date: 8/24/26 Carroll University seeks a dynamic and innovative part-time Instructor for its successful Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) program. The MOT program is fully accredited until 2030; with all previous graduating classes exceeding the national NBCOT certification pass rate. Outstanding facilities support the program, including the new College of Health Sciences building and the Carroll University Community Health Services Building which houses community-based experiential learning opportunities serving our community's most needy. Responsibilities of this 12-month part-time appointment include teaching and student support. Areas of expertise preferred, but not limited to evidence-based practice, clinical decision making, research, pediatrics, orthopedics or hand therapy. The successful candidate will contribute to the delivery of the entry-level MOT curriculum through didactic, laboratory and student support instructions. Candidates who are innovative and value dynamic and comprehensive approach to curriculum, instruction, and occupational therapy practice are encouraged to apply to this 12-month part-time position. Responsibilities include: Fall SemesterOTH515 Human Movement & Occupational Performance Lecture- 3 credits Spring SemesterOTH 561 Interventions in Physical Dysfunction I Lecture (co teaching)- 1.5 credits Spring SemesterOTH 561 Interventions in Physical Dysfunction I Lab (co teaching)- 1credit lab load OTH 651 Research II- 2 credits Summer SemesterOTH 506 Applied Anatomy & Physiology Lab (co teaching)- 1 credit lab load OTH 506 Tutor Sessions- 3 hrs./wk. Admissions review 20 hrs./year **Teaching assignments are based on the instructional needs of the (MOT) Program. The MOT Program Director/ Chair may

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