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Director, Doctorate of Nursing Practice Program & Clinical Assistant Professor
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UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
Arlington, TX (In Person)
$102,500 Salary, Full-Time
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Position range in Tarrant County $70k - $135k Per Year Director, Doctorate of Nursing Practice Program & Clinical Assistant Professor
In accordance with USCIS regulations, successful applicants must be legally able to accept work in the United States. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa at this time..Program Leadership and AdministrationLead the planning, implementation, and evaluation of the DNP program in alignment with institutional goals and national standards.
Ensure compliance with accreditation requirements (e.g., CCNE, AACN, state boards of nursing) and prepare documentation for reviews and site visits.
Develop and manage program budgets, resource allocation, and operational planning.
Oversee student recruitment, admissions, progression, and graduation processes.
Academic and Curriculum OversightGuide the development, review, and continuous improvement of the DNP curriculum to ensure relevance, rigor, and alignment with current clinical practice.
Integrate evidence-based practice, quality improvement, leadership, and health systems content across the curriculum.
Ensure high-quality delivery of didactic, clinical, and capstone/project components.
Support the development and evaluation of DNP scholarly projects.
Faculty Leadership and DevelopmentRecruit, mentor, and evaluate faculty teaching in the DNP program.
Promote faculty development in teaching, scholarship, and clinical practice.
Facilitate collaboration among faculty to ensure cohesive program delivery and innovation.
Student Success and SupportFoster a supportive learning environment that promotes student engagement, retention, and academic excellence.
Provide guidance to students on academic progression, scholarly projects, and professional development.
Address student concerns and implement strategies to enhance student satisfaction and outcomes.
Clinical Partnerships and Community EngagementBuild and maintain strong relationships with clinical partners, healthcare organizations, and community stakeholders.
Secure high-quality clinical placements and preceptors for DNP students.
Represent the program at professional conferences, community events, and academic forums.
Strategic Planning and Quality ImprovementLead long-term planning for program growth, innovation, and sustainability.
Collect and analyze program data to drive continuous quality improvement.
Monitor trends in advanced nursing practice and incorporate emerging competencies into the program.
Performs other duties as assigned..Doctoral degree in nursing (DNP or PhD) or related field (e.g., EdD)Unencumbered RN license in the State of Texas3-5 years experience in advanced nursing practice, nursing education, and academic leadership.
Demonstrated knowledge of accreditation standards and graduate nursing curriculum design..Prior experience directing a graduate nursing program.
Records of scholarly activity, grant writing, or clinical leadership.
Experience with online or hybrid program delivery.3-5 years of teaching experience in graduate nursing education.
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
Occupation:
Education Administrators, PostsecondaryLocation:
Arlington, TX - 76019Job Type:
Regular, Full Time (30 Hours or More), Permanent Employment, Day ShiftPosted:
05/26/2026 Positions available: 1Source:
WorkInTexasWeb Site:
WorkInTexas Onsite /Remote:
Selection RequiredUpdated:
05/29/2026Expires:
05/26/2027Agency Job ID:
F00755P Job #: 17019293 Job Requirements and Properties Help for Job Requirements and Properties. Work Onsite Full Time Education Doctorate Degree Experience 36 Month(s) Schedule Full Time Job Type Regular Duration Permanent Employment Shift Day Shift Help for . The Graduate Nursing in the College of Nursing & Health Innovation, at the University of Texas at Arlington, invites applications for a Director, Doctor of Nursing Practice & Clinical Assistant Professor. The Director, Doctor of Nursing Practice Program provides strategic, academic, and administrative leadership for the DNP program. This role ensures the program meets the highest standards of clinical excellence, accreditation compliance, and student outcomes. The Director oversees curriculum development, faculty performance, program evaluation, and partnerships with clinical sites to support advanced nursing practice education.In accordance with USCIS regulations, successful applicants must be legally able to accept work in the United States. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa at this time..Program Leadership and AdministrationLead the planning, implementation, and evaluation of the DNP program in alignment with institutional goals and national standards.
Ensure compliance with accreditation requirements (e.g., CCNE, AACN, state boards of nursing) and prepare documentation for reviews and site visits.
Develop and manage program budgets, resource allocation, and operational planning.
Oversee student recruitment, admissions, progression, and graduation processes.
Academic and Curriculum OversightGuide the development, review, and continuous improvement of the DNP curriculum to ensure relevance, rigor, and alignment with current clinical practice.
Integrate evidence-based practice, quality improvement, leadership, and health systems content across the curriculum.
Ensure high-quality delivery of didactic, clinical, and capstone/project components.
Support the development and evaluation of DNP scholarly projects.
Faculty Leadership and DevelopmentRecruit, mentor, and evaluate faculty teaching in the DNP program.
Promote faculty development in teaching, scholarship, and clinical practice.
Facilitate collaboration among faculty to ensure cohesive program delivery and innovation.
Student Success and SupportFoster a supportive learning environment that promotes student engagement, retention, and academic excellence.
Provide guidance to students on academic progression, scholarly projects, and professional development.
Address student concerns and implement strategies to enhance student satisfaction and outcomes.
Clinical Partnerships and Community EngagementBuild and maintain strong relationships with clinical partners, healthcare organizations, and community stakeholders.
Secure high-quality clinical placements and preceptors for DNP students.
Represent the program at professional conferences, community events, and academic forums.
Strategic Planning and Quality ImprovementLead long-term planning for program growth, innovation, and sustainability.
Collect and analyze program data to drive continuous quality improvement.
Monitor trends in advanced nursing practice and incorporate emerging competencies into the program.
Performs other duties as assigned..Doctoral degree in nursing (DNP or PhD) or related field (e.g., EdD)Unencumbered RN license in the State of Texas3-5 years experience in advanced nursing practice, nursing education, and academic leadership.
Demonstrated knowledge of accreditation standards and graduate nursing curriculum design..Prior experience directing a graduate nursing program.
Records of scholarly activity, grant writing, or clinical leadership.
Experience with online or hybrid program delivery.3-5 years of teaching experience in graduate nursing education.