Position Summary

Faculty in the School of Health and Wellness are responsible for providing instruction to learners; evaluating learner progress, designing and developing curriculum and instructional materials, and supporting learners in meeting the learning outcomes of their courses and programs.

Candidates must be committed to effective teaching and demonstrate the ability to teach courses within the field of health care instruction in a broad range of settings. This includes but is not limited to teaching face to face; on-line; in blended delivery settings; synchronously via Microsoft Teams, and in the workplace.

Position responsibilities and accountabilities include but are not limited to:

Provides Quality Instruction in Courses as Assigned

• Instructs courses as assigned.
• Selects instructional strategies to meet learner needs.
• Creates lesson plans.
• Develops and updates curriculum, guides and rubrics as requested by Program Chair.
• Evaluates learner performance on an ongoing basis and provides learners and administrators with learner progress reports.
• Maintains official records as required.
• Provides instruction to a variety of settings.

Provides a Positive Learning Experience for Learners

• Supports learners with issues (for example: attendance; conduct, performance).
• Identifies areas of concern and refers to the Program Chair if follow up is necessary.
• Refers learners to other institutional supports as required (for example: tutoring, counseling).
• Ensures that special student accommodations are met (for example: reduced course load, vision impairments, hearing impairments, testing) as per individualized accommodation (IAP).
• Supports the program in awarding of scholarships and bursaries.
• Participates in college and departmental events that promote learner success (for example: orientation, graduation).

Builds and Maintains Relationship with Internal and External Stakeholders and promote the Department and the College

• Keeps current regarding changes in best practice and adapts curriculum as required.
• Assists with articulation and transfer activity for learners as required.
• Meets with industry stakeholders and sit on Advisory Committees as required.
• Attends external community meetings.
• Participates in recruitment events as schedule permits.
• Maintains a networking relationship with employers of Interdisciplinary Therapy Assistants.

Required qualifications:

• Master's of Science in Occupational Therapy
• 5 years of occupational therapy experience
• Registered and Licensed with the Alberta College of Occupational Therapists
• Police information check including a vulnerable sector
• Ability to work to full scope of practice
• An equivalent combination of directly related education and experience may be considered
• If your education was received internationally we will require you provide an international education assessment through IQAS, WES, or one of the other nationally designated organizations upon hire

Conditions of Employment

• Police information check including a vulnerable sector

This opening is a continuous Faculty position. Please note all successful candidates will be required to provide copies of government issued identification and proof of educational qualifications upon hire and may be required to provide an enhanced police information check.

Closing Date: Until position is filled

Diversity and Inclusion Commitment

Bow Valley College is strongly committed to fostering diversity and inclusion within our community. We welcome applications from qualified candidates who would contribute to the further diversification of our employees including, but not limited to, visible minorities, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities and persons of any sexual orientation or gender identity.