Nursing Education Professor — Med/Surg/CC/Maternal-Child

George Mason University; Chantilly (VA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

George Mason University's School of Nursing in Fairfax, VA, invites applications for the Assistant/Associate Professor position. The role contributes to teaching, research, and service across nursing curricula, with priority for Med/Surg, Critical Care, or Maternal/Child Health expertise.

As a teaching-intensive faculty member, you will deliver clinical and non-clinical courses, participate in faculty governance, and advance the program's goals within the College of Public Health.

Qualifications

• Terminal degree in Nursing (DNP or PhD) or health-related field.
• At least 3 years of clinical expertise as a medical-surgical nurse, pediatrics, and/or maternal/child nurse.
• An unencumbered Virginia Registered Nurse and Nurse Practitioner License, or eligibility to obtain upon employment.
• Knowledge of advanced Nursing Practice, healthcare laws, policies, ethics, and economics as they affect patient care and the nursing profession.
• Must have the knowledge and skills to teach didactic and/or clinical courses related to med/surg, critical care, or maternal/child health.

Responsibilities

• Teaches clinical and non-clinical courses across School of Nursing curriculum, consistent with general and/or specialized nursing background/expertise.
• Engages in professional and academic service that advances the priority goals of the program, School of Nursing, College of Public Health, and participates in faculty governance.

Skills

Teaching

Communication

Leadership

Organizational skills

Mentoring

Collaboration

Critical thinking

Problem solving

Education

Terminal degree in Nursing (DNP or PhD) or health-related field

Job description

George Mason University's School of Nursing in Fairfax, VA, invites applications for the Assistant/Associate Professor position. The role contributes to teaching, research, and service across nursing curricula, with priority for Med/Surg, Critical Care, or Maternal/Child Health expertise.

As a teaching-intensive faculty member, you will deliver clinical and non-clinical courses, participate in faculty governance, and advance the program's goals within the College of Public Health.