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APTPUO - WINTER 2027 - PSY6148 - B00 at University of Ottawa - ApplyBlast

APTPUO - WINTER 2027 - PSY6148 - B00

University of Ottawa

4 months ago

4.4 on Glassdoor

Ottawa, ON

Hybrid

Part Time

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About this role

A regular part-time Professor at the University of Ottawa will teach a fieldwork course introducing Indigenous and cultural healing practices, including sacred plant medicines and traditional holistic systems. The role involves guiding students through observing ritual bases of healing, examining psychoactive plant substances, and understanding the cultural and psychological contexts of these practices. Teaching will be conducted primarily in a virtual format for the 2027 Winter Semester.

Responsibilities

Deliver virtual lectures on Indigenous healing practices and sacred plant medicines
Guide students in observing ceremonial bases of healing through fieldwork
Teach neuropharmacology and psychological mechanisms of non-ordinary states of consciousness
Facilitate understanding of cultural context and self-care approaches in healing
Suppose student learning and fieldwork opportunities within traditional communities

Skills

Qualifications

Ph.D. in PsychologyPh.D. in related disciplineAdvanced knowledge of course content

About University of Ottawa

uottawa.ca

Headquarters

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Company Size

5001-10000 employees

Founded

1848

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The University of Ottawa is the world's largest French-English bilingual university, located in the heart of Canada's capital. Founded in 1848, it offers undergraduate and graduate programs in both English and French, spanning faculties such as Health Sciences, Medicine, and Education. The university is recognized for its research intensity, scholarships, and commitment to experiential learning and innovation.