[Counselor_Educ] Fwd: [-NCRE Members List-] Job Announcement- East Carolina University

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To: ncre-members at rehabeducators.org 
Subject: [-NCRE Members List-] Job Announcement- East Carolina University
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2009 14:36:49 -0700 (PDT)







Courtesy of Paul Toriello. Please read below, there is no attachment. 



  



Faculty Position, Doctoral Program 

Department of Rehabilitation Studies 



East Carolina University 



Carolina University 





  



The Department of Rehabilitation Studies at East Carolina University seeks an 
additional faculty member with primary responsibilities in the doctoral 
program. The relatively new Ph.D. program in Rehabilitation Counseling and 
Administration admitted its first group of students in the Fall 2005 semester. 
seeks an additional faculty member with primary responsibilities in the 
doctoral program. The relatively new Ph.D. program in Rehabilitation 
Counseling and Administration admitted its first group of students in the Fall 
2005 semester. Carolina University seeks an additional faculty member with 
primary responsibilities in the doctoral program. The relatively new Ph.D. 
program in Rehabilitation Counseling and Administration admitted its first 
group of students in the Fall 2005 semester. seeks an additional faculty 
member with primary responsibilities in the doctoral program. The relatively 
new Ph.D. program in Rehabilitation Counseling and Administration admitted its 
first group of students in the Fall 2005 semester. 





  

East Carolina University is a doctoral II institution located in is a doctoral 
II institution located in Carolina University is a doctoral II institution 
located in is a doctoral II institution located in Greenville , , North 
Carolina . With a student body of over 25,000 students, it is an expanding 
institution that is the medical center of eastern . With a student body of 
over 25,000 students, it is an expanding institution that is the medical 
center of eastern , North Carolina . With a student body of over 25,000 
students, it is an expanding institution that is the medical center of 
eastern . With a student body of over 25,000 students, it is an expanding 
institution that is the medical center of eastern North Carolina . Medical 
facilities include a medical school, a large regional hospital, . Medical 
facilities include a medical school, a large regional hospital, Area Health 
Education Center as well as a as well as a Health Education Center as well as 
a as well as a College of of Nursing and the and the of Nursing and the and 
the College of of Allied Health Sciences .  With a strong regional and a 
growing national reputation, the University and Departmental goal is to 
increase its national presence and reputation. 

.  With a strong regional and a growing national reputation, the University 
and Departmental goal is to increase its national presence and reputation. 

of Allied Health Sciences .  With a strong regional and a growing national 
reputation, the University and Departmental goal is to increase its national 
presence and reputation. 

.  With a strong regional and a growing national reputation, the University 
and Departmental goal is to increase its national presence and reputation. 



  



The Department of Rehabilitation Studies is housed in the College of of Allied 
Health Sciences within the Division of Health Sciences. The Department is 
housed in a three year old building and has state of the art counseling and 
vocational evaluation labs and teaching technology. The rehabilitation 
counseling program is currently rated 15 th in the nation by US News & World 
Report. The Rehabilitation Counseling Master’s Degree program was initiated 
in 1967, the Vocational Evaluation Masters Degree Program in 1980, the 
Substance Abuse and Clinical Counseling Masters Degree program in 1989.The 
undergraduate Minor in Alcohol and Drug Studies began in 1989 and the BS 
Degree program in Rehabilitation Services was initiated in 1994. Departmental 
enrollment includes 12 doctoral, over 70 masters and 50 undergraduate 
students. The department currently has 11 and ½ state funded lines. 
Additional information regarding the department is available at our website 
within the Division of Health Sciences. The Department is housed in a three 
year old building and has state of the art counseling and vocational 
evaluation labs and teaching technology. The rehabilitation counseling program 
is currently rated 15 th in the nation by US News & World Report. The 
Rehabilitation Counseling Master’s Degree program was initiated in 1967, the 
Vocational Evaluation Masters Degree Program in 1980, the Substance Abuse and 
Clinical Counseling Masters Degree program in 1989.The undergraduate Minor in 
Alcohol and Drug Studies began in 1989 and the BS Degree program in 
Rehabilitation Services was initiated in 1994. Departmental enrollment 
includes 12 doctoral, over 70 masters and 50 undergraduate students. The 
department currently has 11 and ½ state funded lines. Additional information 
regarding the department is available at our website of Allied Health Sciences 
within the Division of Health Sciences. The Department is housed in a three 
year old building and has state of the art counseling and vocational 
evaluation labs and teaching technology. The rehabilitation counseling program 
is currently rated 15 th in the nation by US News & World Report. The 
Rehabilitation Counseling Master’s Degree program was initiated in 1967, the 
Vocational Evaluation Masters Degree Program in 1980, the Substance Abuse and 
Clinical Counseling Masters Degree program in 1989.The undergraduate Minor in 
Alcohol and Drug Studies began in 1989 and the BS Degree program in 
Rehabilitation Services was initiated in 1994. Departmental enrollment 
includes 12 doctoral, over 70 masters and 50 undergraduate students. The 
department currently has 11 and ½ state funded lines. Additional information 
regarding the department is available at our website within the Division of 
Health Sciences. The Department is housed in a three year old building and has 
state of the art counseling and vocational evaluation labs and teaching 
technology. The rehabilitation counseling program is currently rated 15 th in 
the nation by US News & World Report. The Rehabilitation Counseling Master’s 
Degree program was initiated in 1967, the Vocational Evaluation Masters Degree 
Program in 1980, the Substance Abuse and Clinical Counseling Masters Degree 
program in 1989.The undergraduate Minor in Alcohol and Drug Studies began in 
1989 and the BS Degree program in Rehabilitation Services was initiated in 
1994. Departmental enrollment includes 12 doctoral, over 70 masters and 50 
undergraduate students. The department currently has 11 and ½ state funded 
lines. Additional information regarding the department is available at our 
website www.ecu.edu/rehb . 



  



This is a state funded tenure tract position. The ideal candidate will have a 
doctoral degree in rehabilitation counseling or a closely related field, a 
track record of successful research, publication, and grant activity, clinical 
work experience in rehabilitation, mental health and/or substance abuse 
fields, possession of or eligibility for licensure/certification as a 
Rehabilitation Counselor, Professional Counselor, Professional Substance Abuse 
Counselor, and/or Clinical Supervisor. 



  



Duties: This faculty will be expected to conduct a comprehensive line of 
research facilitated via grant awards that leads to publications in 
rehabilitation journals and matriculation of doctoral students through the PhD 
program. This faculty will also be expected to significantly contribute to the 
course instruction needs of the department, as well as maintain an active 
service record with the community and profession. 



Salary/Rank:  Salary and rank will be commensurate with qualifications.  
Position is available January 1, 2010 . 





  

Deadline:  Review of applications will begin October 11, 2009 , and continue 
until position is filled. 





  

East Carolina University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity 
institution. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. Interested 
candidates should submit their application via the East Carolina Website: is 
an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution. Women and minorities are 
encouraged to apply. Interested candidates should submit their application via 
the East Carolina Website: http://www.ecu.edu/ 
. Click the “Jobs @ ECU” 
link. Position #975032. 

Carolina University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution. 
Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. Interested candidates should 
submit their application via the East Carolina Website: is an affirmative 
action/equal opportunity institution. Women and minorities are encouraged to 
apply. Interested candidates should submit their application via the East 
Carolina Website: is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution. 
Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. Interested candidates should 
submit their application via the East Carolina Website: http://www.ecu.edu/ 
. 
Click the “Jobs @ ECU” link. Position #975032. 





  

For inquiries, please contact: 



Dr. Paul Toriello, Director of Doctoral Studies 



Search Committee Chair toriellop at ecu.edu 
252-744-6297 





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