Assistant Professor for Nursing FNP

ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY•Kansas City, MO

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Rockhurst University is seeking an Assistant Professor for Nursing - FNP. Rockhurst University is a welcoming and inclusive private Catholic, Jesuit institution with a strong mission aligned with the core values of nursing. The College of Nursing is in one of two academic schools housed in Saint Luke’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences. The College of Nursing is known for its innovative teaching using a broad range of active learning experiences, close faculty-student interactions, and our strong mission focused on service, advocacy, and leadership. The faculty have established close relationships with many community partners, enabling community-based service learning for students and clinical practice opportunities for students and faculty. Rockhurst nursing students often receive commendations for excellence in academics, professionalism, commitment to social justice, and leadership.

Requirements

Master’s degree with APRN national certification (FNP)
Evidence of scholarly and creative ability.
Evidence of community service
Evidence of effective college service.
Significant past experience in a clinical setting as an FNP.
2 to 5 years nursing practice as an FNP.
Must hold current MO RN Licensure and maintain national FNP advanced practice certification.
Evidence of commitment to nursing profession, with focus on nursing education.
Evidence of commitment to scholarly work, service and teaching.
Ability to work independently as well as a part of a team in a professional and confidential manner.
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States.
Rockhurst is unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa.

Nice To Haves

1-2 years prior teaching experience in higher education preferred.

Responsibilities

Prepare course outline and syllabus, develop course and lesson plans, and engage in the selection of textbook and other teaching aids necessary to the instruction of courses.
Conduct course instruction for one or more courses in the curriculum at the higher education level utilizing diverse teaching strategies.
Teach pertinent course subject matter using lectures, demonstrations, class discussions, and other appropriate modes of educational delivery in the face-to- face, online, and/or hybrid environment.
Lead and monitor course instruction that promotes educational and learning processes keeping with faculty academic freedom and responsibility.
Participate in co-curricular activities such as department colloquia and honors seminars.
Provide service to the program, college, university and/or other constituents commensurate of one’s rank, through committee involvement and/or leadership.
Pursue on an ongoing basis the continuance of scholarly growth, both within and outside the subject discipline, in the academic profession.
Serve as an academic advisor to students, and foster students’ personal and professional development.
Be available to faculty and students for consultation for questions in your area of expertise.
Interact with patients in a clinical setting; travel to clinical sites, as applicable.
Complete and submit written clinical evaluations for assigned students in a timely manner.
Adheres to nursing education accreditation standards, professional standards and regulatory requirements.
Coordinates with other faculty, and others as indicated, on course implementation.
Submits student progress reports to program director and Advisor, and discusses any student needs that may require directed attention or remediation plans.
Adheres to all Saint Luke’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences and Rockhurst policies and procedures as outlined in the faculty handbook, student handbook, and catalog.
Completes annual requirements as an employee of Rockhurst University.
Faculty must demonstrate and provide evidence of service, teaching, and mentorship reflective of rank.
May also supervise Independent Study, Individualized Instruction and supervision of graduate teaching students as planned and approved with the collaboration of the Academic Dean.