Salary Range$71,846.00 – $115,129.00 per annum. Placement on the faculty salary scale is based on education, professional certification and experience and will be in accordance with the Collective Agreement.LocationHybrid / Coquitlam CampusWhat the Role InvolvesYou will instruct students, facilitate learning and evaluate student progress in the Therapeutic Recreation program. You will plan, organize and manage learning activities and resources, provide academic advice to learners and maintain high quality learner‑centred instruction. Additional duties include building and taking part in community committees and initiatives, as well as active participation in department, faculty, and college‑wide committees.QualificationsPhD preferred in Therapeutic Recreation or a closely related field. A minimum of one credential in Therapeutic Recreation is required; strong candidateswith a Masters credential may be considered.Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS) designation or eligibility and willingness to obtain certification by the National Council on Therapeutic Recreation Certification.Post‑secondary teaching experience, including both face‑to‑face and online environments, and a demonstrated commitment to creative teaching approaches, including design, teaching, and evaluation of course curriculum in both in‑person and online settings.Work experience in a therapeutic recreation environment with people of various ages and varying abilities.Knowledge and expertise in one or more of the following areas:Physical fitness theory and practice in Therapeutic RecreationUnderstanding Indigenous perspectives and experiencesTherapeutic Recreation interventions in older adulthoodTherapeutic Recreation interventions for people with physical and developmental disabilitiesAdvanced communication and leisure counseling skillsRecreation leadership and facilitation skillsManagement and comprehensive program development in TRCommunity development in health and social service settingsTheories, philosophies, and values of Therapeutic RecreationDiversity and inclusion, cultural responsiveness, and equity issues in leisure and recreationAssessment and program planning in TRPracticum and internship supervision skillOrganizational structures and leadership within a team environmentKnowledge of Indigenous worldviews, ways of knowing, and experience working with Indigenous communities is considered an asset.BenefitsTransit‑accessible campusesHybrid work arrangements for eligible positionsCompetitive salariesExcellent Health and Dental Benefits for eligible positionsDefined‑Benefit Pension Plan for eligible positionsProfessional Development opportunitiesAccess to our Fitness Centres and ClassesFor more benefits information, click here!Additional InformationThe Department of Therapeutic Recreation is recognized as an innovative program leader with a strong academic and research‑based curriculum that includes numerous opportunities for experiential learning throughout both the Diploma and Bachelor degree (BTR) programs. Graduates from the Diploma and Degree programs are career ready, and some Degree graduates continue into Graduate level programs. The Department of Therapeutic Recreation currently prepares BTR students for eligibility to become a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist.The Department is seeking full‑time and part‑time regular probationary faculty members to begin in the 2026‑2027 academic year. We are looking for outstanding candidates who have a wide range of knowledge and expertise in therapeutic recreation.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Regular Probationary Faculty - Therapeutic Recreation - C$71,846 - C$115,129 A Year - Part Time (Winnipeg)
🏢 Douglas College
📍 Winnipeg