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Norwich University Application for Employment
Nursing Department — Tenure Track Assistant/Associate Professors
Description:
The Nursing Department of Norwich University is seeking applicants for tenure track faculty positions at the assistant/associate/full professor level beginning with the fall term, August 2010. Specializations include maternal/child health, mental health, community/public health and adult health. Successful candidates will teach undergraduate courses, direct clinical teaching, and participate in research or scholarly activity in pedagogy or the area of clinical specialization. Additional responsibilities include advising students, integrating simulation laboratory learning into the classroom, and university service.
Norwich University is an undergraduate- and teaching-focused private university in located in central Vermont. Norwich enrolls more than 3,300 students in undergraduate and graduate programs, with approximately 1,150 in a Corps of Cadets, 800 traditional undergraduate students, and more than 1,400 online graduate students. The nursing student body is 80 percent traditional with some ROTC, and older commuter students.
The Norwich University Nursing Department is committed to innovation in nursing education. Supported by rich resources in simulation technology and new simulation laboratories, classrooms and learning laboratories, the Nursing Department creates an environment that provides opportunities for faculty to teach and grow professionally. Clinical affiliations at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and the University of Vermont’s Fletcher Allen Medical Center enable faculty and students access to excellent clinical resources. University-wide faculty development resources foster individual professional growth.
Requirements:
A master’s degree in a clinical area of nursing and specialty clinical nursing skills are required. An earned doctorate in nursing or a related field is desired. The intention to enroll in doctoral education is required for all applicants seeking a tenure-line position not already possessing a doctorate. Baccalaureate teaching experience in nursing, five years of clinical practice and evidence of scholarly activity are preferred. Familiarity with various learning styles and ability to adjust teaching to accommodate various learning styles will be viewed as a definite plus. Candidates must have U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Resident Status. All Candidates must be eligible for RN licensure in Vermont. Employer will assist with relocation costs.
To apply:
please send a letter of interest, resume and list of references (electronic only) via email: jobs@norwich.edu. Transcripts will be required when candidates are invited to interview. The Search Committee will review applications as they are received and invite selected candidates to campus beginning in the early winter.
Oct. 20, 2009
