Previous JobJob TitleAssistant Professor, Tenure Track, College of Nursing UMSL Next JobApply for JobJob ID60788 LocationSt. Louis Full/Part TimeFull-Time Add to My Favorite JobsEmail this Job Hiring Department College of Nursing, UMSL Job Description The College of Nursing is excited to welcome a new Assistant Professor, tenure track, who has high potential for growth through their research, teaching, and service.
Tenure-track faculty are expected to establish or maintain a sustained, extramurally funded program of research, disseminate scholarly works in high-impact, peer-reviewed journals, and deliver exceptional, evidence-based instruction. Teaching assignments are balanced against research productivity. This individual will meaningfully contribute to College, University, professional, and community through
service.RESPONSIBILITIES AND ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONSResearch & ScholarshipEstablish and maintain a sustainable, identifiable program of research that expands the body of nursing knowledge.Demonstrate a sustained record of seeking competitive funding (intramural and extramural) to advance their specific research agenda.Disseminate research findings via peer reviewed data-based journal articles and presentations at
regional, national, and international scientific conferences.Teaching, Mentorship, and Educational LeadershipDeliver excellent instruction in undergraduate and/or graduate programs based on areas of expertise, adapting to varying course complexities and enrollment sizes. (Instructional workload is subject to departmental allocation and external funding buyouts).Employ innovative, inclusive pedagogical methods,
educational technologies (e.g., simulation, telehealth tools), or curriculum re-designs that educate students, colleagues, patients, or communities from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences.Participate actively in course and program meetings to contribute to the ongoing development, continuous evaluation, and enhancement of academic programs.Support graduate and undergraduate student milestones by
participating on PhD dissertation and DNP project committees, and mentoring students through research engagement and scholarly dissemination.Service & Professional CitizenshipMaintain a dependable institutional service record, taking on meaningful governance responsibilities within the College of Nursing that grow over time.Establish growing engagement with professional nursing organizations, scientific societies, or
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