Open Rank, Clinical Faculty in Nursing - Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

202497NTL

Round Rock

College of Health Professions

St. David's School of Nursing

The St. David’s School of Nursing at Texas State University seeks a dynamic, innovative educator interested in a faculty position in a rapidly evolving environment. Candidates are passionate about working with students, have a reputation for collegial interactions, and are committed to teaching, scholarship, and service. Candidates have a passion for preparing Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners who are caring practitioners, patient advocates, and visionary leaders.
The nine-month clinical track appointment, with summer employment likely, reports to the Director, St. David’s School of Nursing on the Texas State University’s Round Rock Campus. The School of Nursing is one of eight academic programs in the College of Health Professions.
The responsibilities include participation in teaching, simulation, curriculum development, and maintenance of program and accreditation standards. Faculty are expected to engage in scholarly activities, as well as academic service to the school, college, and university.

For all ranks:

• Earned PMH-NP Master of Science degree in nursing from an accredited University.
• National Certification as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
• Eligible for an RN and Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) licensure in Texas.
• Demonstrated clinical competence as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (minimum two years of full-time current practice experience).
• Commitment to excellence in teaching and learning consistent with the program vision, mission, and goals as evidenced by a presentation during the campus visit with faculty.

• A demonstrated record of accomplishments or activities in scholarship, teaching, and service.
• A minimum of five years of full-time teaching experience at the university level.
• Demonstrated strong collegial relationships.

• A demonstrated record of significant contributions in teaching, scholarship, and service, supporting advanced expertise and leadership in the chosen clinical field and academic area.
• A minimum of 10 years of full-time teaching experience at the university level.

• Earned doctorate in nursing or similar healthcare field or enrolled in a doctoral nursing program with an earned bachelor’s or master’s degree in nursing.
• Teaching experience utilizing distance education modalities, to include on-line instruction.
• Teaching experience with simulation or virtual education.
• Demonstrated collegial leadership and team development.
• Experience in building and promoting community relationships and partnerships in clinical or academic settings.
• Experience in higher education including accreditation, program development, assessment, and curriculum design.

Only applications submitted through the Texas State University website will be accepted and considered To ensure full consideration please submit the following:

• Cover letter addressing the required and preferred qualifications
• Curriculum Vitae
• Unofficial Transcripts (all in one document)

Full-Time

07/15/2024

Yes

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