Tenured Nurse Scientist Professor — Interdisciplinary Research Leader

University of Texas; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing invites applications for senior faculty positions as tenured professors in nursing science. We seek nationally recognized nurse scientists with established, externally funded research programs and strong records of scholarship and mentorship.

Successful candidates will be appointed as tenured Professors, with opportunities to collaborate across the university, Dell Medical School, and diverse research centers.

Qualifications

• Earned research doctorate in nursing.
• Established record of scholarship for tenure at Professor.
• Strong peer‑reviewed publications in primary area.
• Demonstrated record of securing extramural funding.
• Evidence of mentoring students and junior researchers.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and advance a nationally recognized, externally funded research program.
• Pursue and sustain extramural funding from federal agencies, foundations, and other sponsors.
• Produce high-impact scholarship and translate nursing science.
• Develop interdisciplinary collaborations within the School of Nursing, across the University, and with healthcare partners.
• Mentor junior faculty, postdoctoral scholars, and doctoral students.
• Teach and advise graduate and/or undergraduate students.
• Provide leadership and service to the School of Nursing and University community.

Skills

Mentorship

Leadership

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Teaching

Grant writing

Scholarly publishing

Education

Earned research doctorate in nursing

Job description

The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing invites applications for senior faculty positions as tenured professors in nursing science. We seek nationally recognized nurse scientists with established, externally funded research programs and strong records of scholarship and mentorship.

Successful candidates will be appointed as tenured Professors, with opportunities to collaborate across the university, Dell Medical School, and diverse research centers.