Temporary Part-time Faculty of Pediatrics, Occupational Therapy in Albuquerque, New Mexico at University of New Mexico

Requisition ID: req36955

Working Title:
Temporary Part-time Faculty of Pediatrics, Occupational Therapy

Position Summary:
The UNM Occupational Therapy Graduate Program at the University ofNew Mexico anticipates hiring temporary part time adjunct faculty to teachcourses or problem based learning in the Summer 2026, Fall 2026, Spring 2027.Anticipated openings potentially include the following subject areas amongothers:

• Problem based learning in orthopedic, neurological or pediatric occupational therapy
• Leadership and advocacy in occupational therapy
• Community occupational therapy
• Neurological and orthopedics occupational therapy
• Evidence based practice
• Psychosocial occupational therapy
• Research in occupational therapy
• Positions are contingent upon each semester as determined bycurrent course offerings.

Campus:
UNM Health Sciences Center

Benefits Eligble:
Adjunct faculty may be eligible to receive certain UNM benefits in some cases. See the Benefits home page for more information.

Department:
Pediatrics Occupational Therapy (497I)

Employment Type:
Faculty

Faculty Type:
Adjunct
Hiring Department:
School of Medicine

Academic Location:
Pediatrics Occupational Therapy (497I)
Benefits Eligible:
Adjunct faculty may be eligible to receive certain UNM benefits in some cases. See the Benefits home page for more information.
For Best Consideration Date:
For best consideration, please apply by 6/26/2026. This position will remain open until filled.Minimum Qualifications:

• Entry Level Degree in Occupational Therapy
• Licensed as an Occupational Therapist in New Mexico by start date

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience with university level teaching
• Master's degree in occupational therapy or a related field
• Teaching or clinical experience in needed content areas
• Experience with problem based learning
• A demonstrated commitment to cultivate an understanding of the rich and varied cultures of New Mexico and to the success of the university's mission to serve local and global communities