Lecturer/Senior Lecturer, Director of Clinical Training at Yale University – United States

Summary

Yale University's Department of Psychology within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences is seeking a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer to serve as the Director of Clinical Training (DCT) for its graduate clinical psychology training programme in New Haven, Connecticut. The role involves managing clinical training, overseeing practicum placements, running the department's training clinic, providing clinical supervision, and ensuring APA and PCSAS accreditation compliance. The appointed candidate will also teach two courses per semester, including subjects such as Introduction to Psychotherapy, Psychological Assessment, or Ethics in Clinical Practice. Candidates must possess a PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology from an accredited programme and be licensed or eligible for licensure in Connecticut. The initial full-time appointment begins July 1, 2027, for up to three years (Lecturer) or five years (Senior Lecturer), with potential for renewal. Applications are submitted via Interfolio.

Key Facts

Department	Department of Psychology, Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Position Type	Lecturer / Senior Lecturer
Discipline	Psychology
Research Area	Clinical Psychology
Degree Required	PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology
Experience	Experience in clinical supervision and training, along with knowledge of clinical ethics, psychological assessment, and psychotherapy. Licensure or eligibility for licensure as a psychologist in Connecticut is required.
Salary	Competitive academic clinical psychologist compensation; exact salary not specified.
Contract Duration	Initial appointment up to three years (Lecturer) or up to five years (Senior Lecturer), renewable.
Deadline	2027-10-22
Required Documents	Cover letter, Curriculum vitae (CV), Statement of clinical training philosophy, Three letters of recommendation
Employer Address	New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Employer Contact	Lindsey Fuller, Academic Appointment Professional, [email protected]

Key Responsibilities

• Direct and manage graduate clinical training and oversee practicum placements, training milestones, and student evaluations.
• Manage daily operations of the clinical training clinic, ensuring high standards of care and ethical/legal compliance.
• Provide direct clinical supervision to graduate student trainees and communicate progress to clinical faculty.
• Teach two courses per semester in areas such as psychotherapy, psychological assessment, and clinical ethics.
• Maintain programme compliance with APA and PCSAS accreditation standards and coordinate with external sites.
• Participate in graduate admissions, student mentorship, professional development, and departmental service.

Required Skills

• Strong knowledge of clinical ethics, psychological assessment, and psychotherapy.
• Demonstrated experience in clinical supervision and training.
• Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills.
• Eligibility for or possession of a psychology license in Connecticut.

Who Should Apply

Licensed clinical psychologists (or those eligible for licensure in Connecticut) holding a PhD or PsyD from an APA- or PCSAS-accredited programme, who have experience in clinical supervision, training, ethics, and teaching.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation and benefits comparable to academic clinical psychologist roles.

About the Employer

Yale University's Department of Psychology is located in New Haven, Connecticut, operating within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences to offer graduate clinical psychology education.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the position start?

The appointment is scheduled to begin on July 1, 2027.

What is the application deadline?

Applications are reviewed starting December 1, 2026, with a final deadline of October 22, 2027, at 11:59 PM Eastern Time.

What degree is required for this role?

Applicants must hold a PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology from an APA- or PCSAS-accredited programme.

What are the teaching expectations for this post?

The position requires teaching two courses per semester, which may include Introduction to Psychotherapy, Psychological Assessment, and Ethics in Clinical Practice.

How do candidates apply?

Applications must be submitted electronically via the Interfolio online application platform.