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Athabasca University's Faculty of Health Disciplines is recruiting for the position of Academic Coordinator, Nursing and Health Studies.

Faculty of Health Disciplines:

The Faculty of Health Disciplines (FHD) is a national leader in health care education, offering high-quality programs that enable graduates to make a difference, lead innovation, engage in research, and pursue rewarding careers. FHD provides accessible undergraduate and graduate programs, including thesis research opportunities.

FHD promotes research excellence and hosts two Canada Research Chairs in Regulation, Social Governance, and Inequities in Health, as well as Resurgent Methodologies for Indigenous Health. Faculty research is funded nationally (CFI, CIHR, SSHRC) and regionally.

Learn more at https://www.athabascau.ca/health-disciplines/.

The Position:

This full-time, term position ends April 30, 2028, with potential for permanence. Reporting to the Dean via the Program Director, Undergraduate Programs, the Academic Coordinator's responsibilities include:

• Service to the Community: Participating in university and community life.
• Teaching and Learning: Developing, teaching, and evaluating undergraduate courses in the BN Program. Clinical teaching involves a four-week medical-surgical rotation each term.

Note: Applicants must provide detailed examples of recent medical-surgical clinical experience.

Qualifications:

• Master's in Nursing (MN or MScN)
• Active CRNA registration as a Registered Nurse in Alberta
• Reside in Edmonton or nearby
• Several years of recent medical-surgical nursing clinical experience
• Availability for a four-week in-person clinical rotation each term

The ideal candidate is innovative, reflective, committed to growth, and experienced in clinical teaching, especially in online environments. They should demonstrate teamwork, inclusivity, adaptability, and a dedication to continuous improvement and personal development.

For the full profile, visit: Academic Coordinator.

Contact:

For more information, contact Dawn Mercer Riselli, Program Director, at driselli@athabascau.ca.