Online Psychology Facilitator

Online Psychology Facilitator

Woodmont College

Psychology Facilitator (Remote, Part-Time)
Woodmont College · Fully remote · Flexible hours

Help train the next generation of Jewish therapists. Teach psychology on your own schedule, with no commute, prep, or rigid lecture schedules. Just teaching in its purest form: expert feedback and academic guidance.

Woodmont College is an online college accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), serving the Jewish community. It’s built on a self-paced model where students progress on their own timeline and faculty work on theirs. Every course is fully developed before you arrive. Your role is the human one: to give substantive feedback, academic guidance, and expert judgment.

Woodmont is a unique college, and it starts with how students learn. Every course is a full learning experience with varied resources where students read, watch, listen, and engage, with educational technology woven throughout. Authentic assessments give the work meaning: students learn by doing and work until they master the material, and your guidance is what gets them there. As a facilitator, you are central to their success.

Because the role is remote, flexible, and scales with the courses you take on, it works exceptionally well as a second income alongside a clinical practice, another faculty position, or research. The hours are yours to schedule.

Woodmont is growing, and strong facilitators grow with us. Facilitators who excel are first in line for expanded roles, such as developing new courses, taking on additional courses, and facilitating graduate-level courses as our programs scale.

What you’ll do

As a facilitator, you are the human presence in the online classroom:

1. Grade student work with comprehensive, constructive feedback within 48 hours.
2. Respond to student emails within 24 hours in a professional and supportive manner.
3. Moderate each course’s two discussion boards, responding to student posts.
4. Hold up to 2 hours of virtual office hours per week at set times. Students book slots in advance, and if no slots are booked, no session is held.

You’ll also complete periodic professional development, meet with administrators as needed, and coordinate with departments such as student services and the registrar to support student success.

Qualifications

• PhD or PsyD in Psychology (preferred)
• MA in Psychology or related field (required)
• Experience teaching in higher education (required)
• Strong technology skills and a passion for technology-enhanced learning
• Experience with learning management systems is a plus

Details

• Fully remote with very flexible hours. Work when it suits you, within the response-time commitments above.
• Compensation: $100 per student, per course, paid in U.S. dollars. Each student requires approximately 2 hours of facilitator time per course. Enrollment varies by course, typically 10–50 students per course per year, and facilitators may take on multiple courses.

How to apply

Send your CV and a brief cover letter to [email protected] with the subject line “Psychology Facilitator.”