School of Nursing Seeks Applicants for Director of the Accelerated BSN Entry Option
The School of Nursing (SON) invites applications for the position of
Program Director of its Accelerated BSN Entry-Option (ABSN). This is a
full-time, non-tenure track, 12-month appointment available in the
accredited (CCNE) SON at Western Carolina University. Rank is
commensurate with experience.
The School expects the successful candidate to possess outstanding communication skills, evidence of sustained scholarly activity, teach and develop online and traditional courses, advise students, participate on committees, and other university activities. Other responsibilities include: directing/coordinating the ABSN Entry-Option, teaching courses primarily in Asheville, supervising student practicums in western North Carolina regions, and grant writing in support of the program.
In addition, Western Carolina University has adopted the Boyer model of scholarship and faculty are expected to practice the scholarship of student engagement to enhance student learning.
Requirements: master's degree in nursing from an accredited program; eligibility for RN licensure in NC; two years teaching experience at BSN level or higher, current CPR certification, and two years prior experience in direct patient care as an RN. Applicants must also meet nurse educator requirements as outlined by the NC Board of Nursing. A doctorate in nursing or a related field is preferred.
The School expects the successful candidate to possess outstanding communication skills, evidence of sustained scholarly activity, teach and develop online and traditional courses, advise students, participate on committees, and other university activities. Other responsibilities include: directing/coordinating the ABSN Entry-Option, teaching courses primarily in Asheville, supervising student practicums in western North Carolina regions, and grant writing in support of the program.
In addition, Western Carolina University has adopted the Boyer model of scholarship and faculty are expected to practice the scholarship of student engagement to enhance student learning.
Requirements: master's degree in nursing from an accredited program; eligibility for RN licensure in NC; two years teaching experience at BSN level or higher, current CPR certification, and two years prior experience in direct patient care as an RN. Applicants must also meet nurse educator requirements as outlined by the NC Board of Nursing. A doctorate in nursing or a related field is preferred.
Please apply online at https://jobs.wcu.edu and include a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, 3 references with contact information, and copies of transcripts from the highest degree earned.
Applications will be reviewed beginning immediately and continue
until filled. Western Carolina University (www.wcu.edu) is a regional
comprehensive university located in Cullowhee, NC, a scenic rural
valley between the Blue Ridge and the Smokey Mountains, serving people
of North Carolina from its main residential campus in Cullowhee, 50
miles of Asheville, NC and 2 ½ hours north of Atlanta, GA. EEOC.
For questions or additional information, please contact Dr. Vincent P. Hall, Director, School of Nursing at hallv@wcu.edu.