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Faculty Positions
ETSU is a Doctoral/Research
university serving 13,000 students. The university is in the heart
of the southern Appalachian Mountains with beautiful rivers,
mountain streams, and lakes. The region surrounding the university
is home to thriving cities, historic towns, the Birthplace of
Country Music, and the International Storytelling Center. Health
professionals provide quality care to urban residents and rural
populations in an extensive health care environment. The College of
Nursing, with more than 700 majors, is part of the ETSU Division of
Health Sciences. Highlights of the College include:
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Fully accredited
BSN and MSN programs
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A PhD program with
emphasis on clinically applied research
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Strong external
funding record for practice and education; growing funded
research program
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Network of
faculty-managed clinics focusing on rural and underserved
populations
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Interdisciplinary
programs and research
New opportunities, expanding
programs, and practice opportunities have created positions for
talented faculty prepared at both the master's and doctoral level.
Applicants who hold a doctorate in nursing or a related field are
sought for Adult, Psychiatric, Pediatrics and Community Health
nursing courses. Faculty applicants with active clinical
research programs and/or experience in graduate nursing programs are
preferred. Qualified applicants with other areas of interest are
invited to explore opportunities. Minority candidates are
strongly encouraged to apply. Various types of positions, with
the opportunity for promotion, are available:
Tenure track with an academic
focus: Doctorate in
nursing or a related field, graduate degree in nursing, and practice
experience required; teaching experience and record of active
scholarship preferred. Exceptional candidates completing the
doctorate may be considered.
Tenure track with a clinical
focus: Graduate degree in
nursing, practice experience, and certification in advanced practice
required.
Clinical non-tenure track,
fixed-term, renewable:
Graduate degree in nursing and practice experience required;
teaching experience preferred for some positions.
Research non-tenure track,
fixed-term renewable:
Graduate degree in nursing, doctorate in nursing or related field,
strong record of scholarship in nursing required.
Temporary positions
may be available in academic or clinical settings. Graduate degree
in nursing and practice experience required; some positions require
advanced practice certification. Exceptional candidates completing a
graduate degree in nursing may be considered, but must complete the
degree before start of employment.
Applicants must demonstrate
ability to communicate effectively in written and spoken English and
be eligible for RN licensure in Tennessee. Advanced practice
certification (if required for the position) and RN licensure
recognized in Tennessee must be obtained before teaching and/or
practice. Review of applicants begins immediately and continues
until positions are filled. Rank commensurate with experience and
qualifications. Please send vitae, names and addresses of four
references, or requests for more information to:
- Dr. Nancy Alley,
Associate Dean,
- College of Nursing, East
Tennessee State University
Johnson City, TN 37614-0617
Phone: 423-439-5626 Email:
alleyn@etsu.edu
ETSU
is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer |
