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Doctorate in Psychology or a closely related field with an emphasis in Counseling Psychology; eligibility for MS or national licensure as a counseling psychologist; demonstration of excellence in teaching, and /or service (Associate Teaching Professor) or demonstration of potential for excellence in these areas (Assistant Teaching Professor.
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This is a DoD Civilian Acquisition Workforce Personnel Demonstration Project (AcqDemo) position in the NH-04 broadband with an advertised pay range from the lowest equivalent GS-14 grade Step 1 to the highest equivalent GS-15 grade step 10 in the broadband.
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Pay scale for the Crew Leader position is $15 to $25 per hour depending on experience and demonstration that you are capable of meeting company standards and requirements. Pay depends on experience and demonstration that you are capable of meeting company standards and requirements.
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