Behavioral Health Faculty

This full-Time role involves teaching, supervising, and evaluating family medicine resident physicians, providing direct patient care, and handling education-Related administrative duties, including delivering psychological evaluation and treatment services. Essential duties include designing and implementing behavioral sciences curriculum, teaching core topics, and coordinating resident experiences in community settings.

A master's degree in psychology or a related behavioral science is required, though a doctoral degree is preferred, along with at least three years of post-Degree clinical experience. Candidates must maintain cpr certification and hold a current kansas license as a psychologist, clinical psychotherapist, clinical social worker, marriage and family therapist, or professional counselor.