May 2008

 

 

 

Multiple Positions

Marcella Niehoff Endowed Chair in Nursing
Applications are invited for an accomplished leader and researcher in nursing to provide leadership, development, and strategic direction to our nationally ranked undergraduate and graduation programs and to provide mentorship to students and faculty in our PhD program at Loyola University Chicago. The Niehoff Endowed Chair is available September 2008. Qualifications include an earned doctorate, preferably in nursing, and eligibility for Illinois RN licensure. Experience in nursing leadership at the national level, a program of funded research, and outstanding contributions to the education of graduate nursing students is preferred. Successful candidates will have demonstrated teaching and research excellence in an area of theoretical and practice expertise and a program of scholarship consistent with expectations of those involved in doctoral and post-doctoral nurse preparation. Additionally, we are seeking an academic leader with demonstrated mentoring abilities, a skilled communicator, and a research and program development innovator with a preferred emphasis in health disparities. The ability to work with diverse groups of faculty and students is an expectation of the individual selected for this endowed chair.

Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies
Applications are invited for an accomplished leader to lend expertise and support to our innovative traditional BSN and Accelerated BSN programs at the Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing, Loyola University Chicago. The Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies is a tenure track position and will be available Fall 2008. Qualifications include an earned doctorate, preferably in nursing, and eligibility for Illinois RN licensure. Experience in leadership of academic undergraduate programs is preferred. Successful candidates will have demonstrated teaching excellence in a clinical area and a program of scholarship consistent with the University mission. Additionally, we are seeking an academic leader who is passionate about undergraduate education in nursing, a skilled communicator, and a program development innovator who exhibits command of the undergraduate educational issues confronting the discipline. The ability to work with diverse groups of faculty and students is an expectation of the individual who will be selected for this role.

Tenure Track Faculty
Tenure-track faculty appointments are available for the 2008-2009 academic year, rank dependent on qualifications and experience. Senior faculty members or investigative teams are particularly encouraged to apply. Priority will be given to researchers with an established program of research and evidence of external funding. The School offers a range of exciting multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary collaborative research opportunities on our Health Science campus as well as throughout the Chicago area. Excellence in teaching is expected, as faculty have teaching responsibilities in the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs of the Loyola University Chicago Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing.

All applicants for the above positions must hold a doctorate in nursing or a related field or expect to complete degree requirements prior to September, 2008. Eligibility for Illinois state licensure is required. Evidence of active research and scholarship along with a demonstrated commitment to excellence in teaching are expected.

For prompt consideration of any of the above positions, please forward a letter of intent, curriculum vitae, and three (3) references to:

Margaret Ross Kraft, PhD, RN, Search Committee Chair
Loyola University Chicago
2160 South First Avenue, 105-2840
Maywood, IL 60153
E-mail: Mkraft@luc.edu
Phone: (708) 216-3577

 

Visit our web site at http://www.luc.edu/nursing for further information about the school.

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