Employment Opportunities
Postdoctoral Fellowship Opening
Open position for a postdoctoral fellowship on an institutional training grant (T32).
The goal of this training program is to prepare researcher-scholars for the broad field of speech-language disorders in children and adults. The program brings together faculty from a variety of disciplines, including communicative disorders, psychology, educational psychology, biostatistics and medical informatics, and neurology.
Applicants must have an earned PhD. Start date is flexible; Contact Susan Ellis Weismer to apply.
Posted: October 24, 2011
Lecturer in Communicative Disorders (CD 709)
Teach CD 709 - Language Problems of School Age Children and Adolescents. The Lecturer will prepare and give lectures on child language and learning disorders in children; prepare class projects and other evaluative mechanisms (tests), and evaluate student performance, including all test and project grades as well as the final course grade. Regular weekly office hours will be established and held, with extra help made available to students who need and/or request it.
Please see PVL# 72123 for details and how to apply.
Posted: October 31, 2011
Lecturer in Communicative Disorders (CD 440)
Teach CD 440 - Child Language Disorders Assessment, and Intervention. The Lecturer will prepare and give lectures on child language disorders; evaluate exams, exercises, and lab experiences; and develop final grades for all students. Regular office hours will be established and held, with extra help made available to students who request it.
Please see PVL# 72124 for details and how to apply.
Posted: October 31, 2011
Lecturer in Communicative Disorders (CD 706)
Teach CD 706 - Management and Assessment of Voice Disorders. The Lecturer will prepare and give lectures on techniques applicable to children and adults with disorders of voice, both functional and organic in origin; evaluate exams, exercises, and lab experiences; and develop final grades for all students. Regular weekly office hours will be established and held, with extra help made available to students who need and/or request it.
Please see PVL# 72125 for details and how to apply.
Posted: October 31, 2011
Lecturer in Communicative Disorders (CD 320)
Teach CD 320 - Introduction to Audiology. The Lecturer will prepare and give lectures on hearing science, disorders and evaluation, conservation, and aural rehabilitation; evaluate exams, exercises, and lab experiences; and develop final grades for all students. Regular weekly office hours will be established and held, with extra help made available to students who need and/or request it.
Please see PVL# 72126 for details and how to apply.
Posted: October 31, 2011
Communicative Disorders Instructor (CD 891)
Teach CD 891: Clerkship in Audiology I. Administer and evaluate practical exams and quizzes for students. Regular office hours will be established and held, with extra help made available to students who request it. This person will also supervise students in the UW Speech and Hearing Clinic over the spring semester 2012. Clinical responsibilities include supervision of students and evaluation of students to verify clinical skills.
Please see PVL #72157 for details and how to apply.
Posted: November 21, 2011