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The College of Nursing seeks qualified faculty
candidates for the 2009-2010 academic year.
Faculty with doctorates, research and/or grants and expertise
in the following areas are especially encouraged to email the
contacts listed below.
*For more information on Pediatrics and Women’s Health (nurse
practitioner) positions – Dr.
Kathleen Rayman (raymank@etsu.edu)
*For more information on Research areas of focus in the college –
Dr. Joellen Edwards (edwardsj@etsu.edu)
*For more information on Psych (nurse practitioner) positions – Dr.
Kathleen Rayman (raymank@etsu.edu)
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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 800 majors, is part of the ETSU
Division of Health Sciences. Highlights of the College include:
- Fully accredited BSN and MSN
programs
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A PhD program with emphasis on
clinically applied research
- 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 initiatives, expanding
programs, and practice opportunities lead to 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
research programs and/or experience in graduate nursing programs, as
well as 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
possibility 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:
ETSU
is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer |
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Open until filled.
(Posted 6/25/09) College of Nursing - Office of the Dean
- Director of Undergraduate Programs – 203000. The primary
responsibility of this position is management of the undergraduate
program, including development, implementation, and evaluation to
ensure that the highest quality learning outcomes for the students
is achieved. We are looking for a dynamic individual with new ideas
in curriculum, technology, and informatics. The
College of Nursing, part of an Academic Health
Science
Center, has over 50 faculty and enrolls
more than 850 nursing students in its BSN, MSN, and PhD programs.
Candidates for the position of Director of Undergraduate Programs
will demonstrate achievement in teaching, research, and service
commensurate with eligibility for tenure or tenure-track
appointment. The successful candidate will have communication and
interpersonal skills consistent with the leadership role; the
ability to communicate effectively in written and spoken English; a
commitment to faculty development and mentorship for teaching,
research, scholarship, and practice; and demonstrated leadership
ability. A minimum of five years in nursing education with
experience at the baccalaureate level, and a doctorate in nursing or
related field with a graduate degree in nursing are required.
Eligibility for RN licensure in Tennessee is required.
Educational administrative experience is preferred.
Minority candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
Review of applications begin immediately and continues
until the position is filled.
This position is available January
2010. A complete application package will include:
letter of interest and vitae, four professional references including
their e-mail addresses and phone numbers, official transcripts and
ETSU application. ETSU applications can be found online at
www.etsu.edu/humanres. Electronic
submission of application materials is encouraged with Word or PDF
attachments addressed to
earglea@etsu.edu.
Please list position title in subject line of email.
If mailing, send application packet to Ann Eargle, Office
Coordinator, Office of the Dean, College of Nursing,
East Tennessee State
University, Box 70617,
Johnson City, Tennessee 37614-1701. |
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Open until filled.
(Posted 6/25/09) College of Nursing – Office of the Dean
- Associate Dean for Academic Programs and Student Services. The individual in
this position provides academic leadership for the planning,
development, implementation, and evaluation of both undergraduate
and graduate programs; administrative management of student services
including recruitment, advisement, marketing, enrollment management,
and student records management. We are looking for an energetic
individual who has new ideas involving technology, informatics, and
curriculum. The College
of Nursing, part of an Academic Health Science
Center, has over 50
faculty, and enrolls more than 850 nursing students in its BSN, MSN,
and PhD programs. Candidates for the position of Associate Dean for
Academic Programs and Student Services will demonstrate achievement
in teaching, research, and service commensurate with tenure and
appointment at a minimum rank of Associate Professor. The successful
candidate will have communication and interpersonal skills
consistent with the leadership role; the ability to communicate
effectively in written and spoken English; a commitment to faculty
development and mentorship for teaching, research, scholarship, and
practice; and demonstrated leadership ability. A minimum of five
years in nursing education with experience at both baccalaureate and
graduate levels, and a doctorate in nursing or related field with a
graduate degree in nursing are required. Must also be eligible for
RN licensure in Tennessee. Educational administrative
experience is preferred.
Minority candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
Review of applications begin immediately and continues until the
position is filled.
Position is available August 2009. A complete
application package will include: letter of interest and vitae, four
professional references including their e-mail addresses and phone
numbers, official transcripts and ETSU application. ETSU
applications can be found online at
www.etsu.edu/humanres. Electronic submission of application
materials is encouraged with Word or PDF attachments addressed to
earglea@etsu.edu.
Please list position title in subject line of email.
If mailing, send application packet to Ann Eargle, Office
Coordinator, Office of the Dean, College of Nursing,
East Tennessee State
University, Box 70617,
Johnson City, Tennessee 37614-1701. |
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