Associate Deans, College of Nursing

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Position Number:

7036709

Location:

Kingston, RI

Position Type:

Deans - Health Associate Deans, College of Nursing University of Rhode Island The University of Rhode Island (URI) is a diverse and dynamic community whose members are connected by a common quest for excellence and knowledge. The University's commitment to creating transformative impact, both locally and globally, is redefining the role of a traditional flagship research institution. As a Carnegie R1 institution, the University of Rhode Island was ranked the No. 1 public university in New England and the 35th-best public university nationally in the most recent rankings released by the Wall Street Journal. URI's College of Nursing is a nationally recognized leader in nursing education, research, and community engagement. Through innovative programs and strong clinical partnerships, the College of Nursing prepares compassionate, competent, skilled, forward-thinking professional nurses to meet evolving health care needs locally and globally. Our commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration, health equity, and evidence-based practice drives impactful partnerships that advance nursing science and improve patient outcomes across diverse populations. The College of Nursing is seeking two

Associate Deans:

Associate Dean for Undergraduate programs and Associate Dean for Graduate programs. As members of the College Administrative Leadership Team, the Associate Deans provide leadership in the development, planning, analysis, and administration of Graduate and Undergraduate Programs. We welcome candidates that hold a Ph.D. and demonstrate achievement in teaching, scholarship, and service commensurate with appointment at the rank of Professor, with eligibility for tenure. The ideal candidate will have experience teaching at the undergraduate level and possess strong interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills. A proven ability to work collaboratively, along with supervisory experience, is required. Familiarity with accreditation standards and regulations relevant to undergraduate nursing education is also essential.