Job Description
Job DescriptionTe Whiwhinga mahi | The opportunityThis is a permanent, full-time 1 FTE (40 hours per week) role.Remuneration: L1-L5, $94,981 to $107,301Ideal start date: October 2024Behaviour analysis uses evidence-based methods derived from the principles of behaviour, to improve socially important behaviours. Worldwide demand for competent behaviour analysts exceeds current supply. The Behaviour Analysis programme was the first training programme to be developed outside of the USA, and has a long history of training high-quality behaviour analysts. Our graduates are eligible to be registered as psychologists in New Zealand (the programme carries New Zealand Psychologist Board accreditation) and work in a range of areas post-graduation.The purpose of the position is to undertake high-quality evidence-based teaching and research in the Behaviour Analysis Programme and within the School of Psychology. The successful candidate will provide clinical supervision to students doing internships, assist in the coordination and delivery of courses in each year of the programme, assist with community outreach, and provide supervision for applied research projects (e.g., Honours, Masters, and PhD). They will be required to contribute to the school’s undergraduate teaching which may, in some years, include coordination of an undergraduate course.For more detailed information, please refer to the Position Description.
Responsibilities + Skills
Knowledge of the use of technologies to support learning and teaching e.g., Microsoft Teams, Canvas, and Zoom.
Education
A PhD in Behaviour Analysis or related fieldBe registered, or eligible to register, with New Zealand Psychologist BoardDemonstrated knowledge and research skills in behaviour analysisKnowledge of the use of technologies to support learning and teaching e.g., Microsoft Teams, Canvas, and Zoom.
Experience
