Assistant Professor Clinical Psychology

As a faculty member specializing in Clinical Psychology, your role will involve participating in, arranging, guiding, assessing, and developing/improving various academic activities such as seminars, workshops, conferences, symposiums, project works, field works, study tours, industrial visits, and surveys. You will collaborate with other faculty and administrators to develop program curriculum, standards, and policies. This includes contributing to the textbook selection process and maintaining timely records of all academic activities. Additionally, you will assist in developing learning materials, teaching methods, preparing schemes of work, and monitoring student progress, achievement, and attendance. Staying updated with new knowledge and skills is crucial for generating and disseminating knowledge through various mediums. Key Responsibilities: - Participate in organizing academic activities such as seminars, workshops, and field works - Collaborate with faculty and administrators to develop program curriculum and policies - Maintain timely records of all academic activities - Assist in developing learning materials and teaching methods - Guide student projects at undergraduate and postgraduate levels Qualifications Required: - PhD in Clinical Psychology preferred - Post-graduation degree in Psychology with qualified NET/JRF Test - Good oral and written communication skills - Pleasing personality with competency in English - Must adhere to UGC norms Please note that the preferred candidate profile includes individuals with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and those who have completed post-graduation in Psychology with qualified NET/JRF Test. Strong oral and written communication skills, along with a pleasing personality and competency in English, are essential for this role. The shortlisted candidates are required to appear for an in-person interview.,