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Villanova University is seeking a Graduate Assistant in the FCN - MSN track to support nursing faculty and staff. The position is full-time (20 hours per week) with the schedule coordinated with the assigned faculty and the college graduate office.
Ideal candidates are matriculated in a Villanova graduate program, enrolled in at least 6 credits per semester, and will attend mandatory orientation. The role includes a bi-weekly stipend and tuition remission, with potential health benefit subsidy.
Posting Details
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Position Information
Posting Number: 20260419V
Position Title: Graduate Assistant/Full-time (FCN - MSN) (beginning Spring 2027)
Posting Type Graduate Assistant
Hours/week: 20 hours/week
Eligibility: Graduate Assistant
Semester 2026-2027 Academic Year
Location Driscoll Hall
Detailed Work Schedule
20 hours weekly, with specific schedule determined in coordination with assigned faculty and college graduate office.
Number of positions: Pooled position
Department: 232-Nursing
Contact Name: Jan Campbell
Contact Phone/Extension: 6105194934
Position Summary Information
Job Description Summary
Masters Graduate Assistant Nursing ( MRA ). Full-time 20 hours/week – assist faculty and staff with activities as assigned (can include, but not limited to simulation, research, program support)
Requirements
Matriculation in Villanova graduate program.
Must be enrolled in a minimum of 6 credits per semester during spring and fall
Must attend mandatory orientation.
Additional Information
This position is intended for a FCN student enrolled full-time in a master’s prepared program.
9 Bi-Weekly Pay Stipend (Spring Semesters) January 2027 to May 2027. This position also includes tuition remission. Possibly eligible for need-based health benefit subsidy.
Physical Demands Summary
Wage Rate: Bi-weekly pay: $1,107.00
Closing Date (11:59pm ET):
Open Until Filled Yes