Clinical Assistant Professor in Radiologic Technology in University of Hartford – USA

Summary

The University of Hartford is seeking a Clinical Applied Assistant Professor and Program Director for its Radiologic Technology (RAD) Program, ideally starting January 1, 2027. The successful candidate will lead the RAD Program, which offers a four-year baccalaureate-level curriculum leading to a BS degree in Radiologic Technology and a certificate in radiography. Responsibilities include strategic planning, course planning, staffing, accreditation management, assessment of student learning outcomes, and teaching courses in radiologic technology, general education, and interdisciplinary subjects. The role also involves professional productivity through clinical practice, publications, presentations, and service to the academic and local communities. The initial contract is for 1-2 years, with potential for longer-term contracts.

Key Facts

Department	Department Health Sciences – Radiologic Technology RAD Program
Position Type	Clinical Assistant Professor and Program Director
Discipline	Radiologic Technology
Salary	$98,800 – 101,400
Funding	Salary Range $98,800 – 101,400
Contract Duration	Initial Clinical Applied contract 1-2 years, with subsequent longer-term contracts based on review performance and continuing need.
Required Documents	Statement of Inclusive Excellence and Belonging
Employer Address	200 Bloomfield Avenue West Hartford CT 06117

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as Program Director for the Radiologic Technology (RAD) Program
• Contribute to the program mission, enhance curricular offerings, and strengthen academic and clinical quality
• Strategic planning for the RAD Program
• Course planning for the RAD Program
• Staffing for the RAD Program
• Accreditation management for the RAD Program
• Assessment of student learning outcomes measures for the RAD Program
• Overall programmatic success management for the RAD Program
• Teach courses across the radiologic technology curriculum
• Teach innovative general education and interdisciplinary courses
• Demonstrate professional productivity through sustained excellence and innovation in clinical applied practice
• Contribute to the profession through publications, presentations, and other publicly disseminated work
• Provide service to academic, professional, and Hartford area communities
• Advise students
• Contribute to student recruitment and retention

Required Skills

• Commitment to inclusive excellence
• Ability to foster a vibrant campus community
• Professional productivity in clinical applied practice
• Experience with publications, presentations, or other publicly disseminated work
• Experience in service to academic, professional, or community organizations
• Effective teaching for diverse student populations

Who Should Apply

Candidates committed to inclusive excellence and fostering a vibrant campus community are encouraged to apply. Ideal applicants will demonstrate professional productivity through sustained excellence and innovation in clinical applied practice, contributions to the profession via publications and presentations, and service to academic and local communities. Those who can effectively teach diverse student populations and contribute to student recruitment and retention are particularly sought.

Benefits

• Opportunities for faculty development and support
• Access to Affinity Networks

About the Employer

The University of Hartford is an institution of higher learning committed to fostering a learning environment that challenges and mentors students. Its academic mission is to engage students in acquiring knowledge, skills, and values necessary to thrive and contribute to a pluralistic, complex world. The university values integrity, curiosity, creativity, excellence, responsibility, and accomplishment, and is dedicated to building a culture that respects all its members. The College of Education, Nursing and Health Professions (ENHP) offers 30 educational programs from undergraduate to doctoral levels, emphasizing partnership work in urban Hartford and internationally, and promoting the well-being of communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the start date for this position?

The position is ideally beginning January 1, 2027.

What is the salary range for this position?

The salary range is $98,800 – $101,400.

What is the initial contract duration?

The initial Clinical Applied contract is for 1-2 years.

What are the responsibilities of the Program Director?

The Program Director will be responsible for strategic planning, course planning, staffing, accreditation management, assessment of student learning outcomes measures, and overall programmatic success.

What document is required for application?

Candidates should include a Statement of Inclusive Excellence and Belonging.

Where is the University of Hartford located?

The University of Hartford is located at 200 Bloomfield Avenue, West Hartford, CT 06117, USA.