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UDST invites applications for a nursing educator reporting to the Department Head to develop, deliver and evaluate nursing courses within the department's programs.
Responsibilities include teaching theory, laboratory, simulation and clinical education across medical-surgical, maternal-child, pediatrics, mental health and other areas aligned with expertise; evaluating student progress and coordinating resources.
Reporting to the Department Head the successful candidate will be responsible for the development delivery and evaluation of nursing courses acres the Department s programs Teaching responsibilities may include theory laboratory simulation and clinical education in areas such as medical-surgical nursing maternal-child health pediatrics mental health critical care and other areas aligned with the candidate s expertise and departmental needs S he will evaluate student learning and progress and manage the resources of the learning environment The successful candidate will liaise with industry and other educational institutions participate in industry advisory committees and coordinate manage and control projects within the specified program area Faculty members will keep course portfolio documents required for accreditation processes contribute to curriculum and instructional development and improvement and engage in scholarly professional and community life within the University and beyond
A PhD degree in Nursing or a related health field Candidates whose PhD is not in Nursing must hold a Master s or Bachelor s degree in Nursing. All candidates must be registered nurses in good standing with the regulatory body in their home or country of employment and must be eligible for licensing with Qatar s Department of Healthcare Professions.
A minimum of five (5) years recent full-time equivalent clinical nursing practice. Demonstrated clinical and/or teaching experience in mental health nursing is required. Experience in addictions, substance use disorders, behavioral health, or concurrent mental health and substance use conditions is considered an asset. Experience teaching nursing in a post-secondary setting. Evidence of student mentoring or preceptorship. Demonstrated use of diverse and innovative teaching methods, including simulation and educational technologies.
Demonstrated leadership in teaching, curriculum/program development, or clinical education. Preference will be given to candidates with a record of successful participation or leadership in applied research projects and demonstrated scholarly contributions that advance nursing practice, health-related knowledge, and/or health-related curriculum development and pedagogy. Evidence of academic and/or clinical leadership, such as:
Candidates who do not have teaching experience in post-secondary setting will be given consideration if they have a minimum of eight (8) years full-time equivalent of clinical nursing experience (preferably in medical-surgical, obstetrics, pediatrics, mental health, or high intensity neonatal care preferred); and/or have mentored/precepted nursing students during practice practicums.