13 psychology positions at Florida Gulf Coast University in USA

Instructor I, Psychology (multiple vacancies)

Job Summary As an Instructor I of Psychology, the successful candidate will teach at the undergraduate level; be involved in course and/or curriculum development; engage in professional development

Psychology, Adjunct Faculty

within our region. Additional duties may be assigned by supervisor. Required Qualifications Masters degree in Psychology of a Masters degree in a related field with 18 graduate credits in Psychology

Student Success Counseling Specialist

aspirations. Through data analytics, actively monitors student progress to identify potential pitfalls and actively intervenes with psychological or physical challenges by providing direct collaboration with

Assistant Director, Business Operations

Psychology, or closely related field and six years of full-time experience directly related to the job functions. Professional full-time experience in budget management, accounting, administrative operations

Instructor I, PGA Golf Management

an appropriate area of specialization (Business Administration, Management, Physical Education, Tourism, Sports Psychology, Educational Leadership, Exercise and Sport Science, Retail Management, or Learning

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

autonomously or using mutually established protocols in partnership with other licensed medical professionals. Provides consultation, collaboration, and training to Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS

Student Success Counselor

, and helps find solutions and /or interventions to physical or psychological difficulties associated with learning. Student Success Counselors assist in university goals and priorities in the areas

Assistant Director, Shared Service Operations

, Organizational Psychology, or closely related field. Six years of professional full-time experience in budget management, accounting, administrative operations, or other related work experience. Any appropriate

Instructor I, PGA Golf Management

an appropriate area of specialization (Business Administration, Management, Physical Education, Tourism, Sports Psychology, Educational Leadership, Exercise and Sport Science, Retail Management, or Learning

Student Success Counseling Specialist

with psychological or physical challenges by providing direct collaboration with university resources to ensure solutions that facilitate learning and degree progression. Student Success Counseling