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Salus University Salus University seeks applicants for the position of Dean of the George S. Osborne College of Audiology. Under the direction of the Vice President for Academic Affairs, this position serves as the Chief Academic Officer for the Doctor of Audiology Program, distance and continuing education programs, as well as the Pennsylvania Ear Institute. The Dean is responsible for the development, implementation, evaluation and fiscal management of the College's programs. The College is named after its founding Dean, Dr. George S. Osborne, a pioneer in the field of audiology whose unwavering focus and dedication to the advancement of the profession of audiology led to establishment of the College of Audiology. The Dean is expected to build on Dr. Osborne's vision and legacy and continue the College's tradition of curricular innovation and leadership in progressive audiology education. As part of the College's new university academic leadership team, the Dean participates in institution wide strategic planning, assessment, resource development and research advancement. The Dean of the College of Audiology is also responsible for faculty development and the evaluation of recommendations for faculty promotions and tenure. The Dean is a member of the Academic Program Council, which includes Deans and Program Directors for programs in optometry, education and rehabilitation, and physician assistant studies. In this regard, the Dean of the College of Audiology is responsible for promoting interdisciplinary academic programs and student experiences. Applicants must possess a Ph.D. in Audiology, an Au.D, or a doctorate in a related area. The candidate will possess successful and substantial leadership experience. Preference will be given to candidates with relevant academic administrative experience and a broad understanding of Audiology and its present and future role within a complex and dynamic health care system. Salus University is a health and science institution established in 1919 and founded by the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO) in 2008. Application Deadline: September 15, 2008 To apply, please submit your curriculum vitae along with 3 letters of reference and cover letter to: Salus University Phone: 215-780-1421, E-mail: karen@pco.edu EEO/AA |
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