Part-Time Lecturer

University of Louisville•Aurora, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Department of Otolaryngology and Communicative Disorders within the School of Medicine at the University of Louisville (UofL) is seeking a speech-language pathologist at the rank of part-time lecturer to teach a three-credit, graduate level (elective) course in advanced dysphagia during the fall 2026 semester. This appointment is for the 2026 fall semester and may be renewed annually. About UofL Classified as a doctoral university with “very high-research activity” by the Carnegie Foundation, UofL is home to multiple nationally-recognized centers and institutes comprised of scientific leaders and state-of-the-art multimillion-dollar facilities that promote and support research, scholarship, and creative activities across a broad range of disciplines. Established in 1798, UofL has a diverse student body of more than 22,000 and an operating budget exceeding $1.2 billion with an endowment of $712 million (FY 2018). Through the Research Challenge Trust Fund, the Kentucky legislature has given UofL the funding platform to recruit the nation's best and brightest faculty members, and the results are impressive. UofL has 107 endowed chairs and professorships and a broad depth of research strengths across its 12 colleges and schools. Total research expenditures for FY17 were over $177 million. As an active partner in both the cultural and business agenda of the city and state, UofL is valued by the corporate community as a vital collaborator in economic development, new business spin-offs, and entrepreneurship stimulation. For more information regarding UofL, please visit http://louisville.edu.

Requirements

Master’s degree in speech-language pathology
Current certificate of clinical competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Kentucky licensure
Previous teaching experience
Recent acute care dysphagia experience