Nursing Faculty, AGACNP Program

Loyola University School of Nursing seeks a full-time faculty member for the AGACNP Program. The position(s) includes responsibility for classroom, skills lab, and clinical instruction. The program is hybrid – didactic content is delivered synchronously and virtually. There are on-campus intensives at which faculty are required.

Qualified applicants will have a doctorate in nursing (or currently in coursework to complete a doctorate), an active unrestricted Louisiana RN and APRN license, and current AGACNP board certification. Previous teaching experience is preferred but not required.

• Collaborates with the AGACNP Program Director and other faculty in carrying out activities designed to enhance the quality of the education and instruction of students.
• Carries out duties and responsibilities that are designed to contribute to the achievement of the established outcomes for the AGACNP program, including the planning, implementation, and evaluation of courses and programming.
• Contributes to the development of new courses and the updating of existing courses and outlines according to programmatic requirements and with consideration of expected student learning outcomes
• Fulfills contractual obligations for full instructional load, during fall, spring, and summer semesters, as well as required face-to-face office hour time. Full load per each of the three semesters (Fall, Spring and Summer) is four courses per semester for non-tenure track faculty.
• Provides excellence in instruction within the AGACNP program including in the classroom, simulation lab, and clinical settings, to include the timely grading of
  assignments, provision of feedback, and timely posting of grades.
• Assesses the instructional needs of students in the AGACNP program and helps coordinate the development of a plan to address these needs, including the development of individualized remediation plans as indicated.
• Participates in student academic and career advising and mentorship.
• Attends regular SON meetings (unless time conflicts w/didactic or clinical coursework) and participates in SON and University committees.
• Participates in the annual events (Commencement, Sigma Theta Tau induction, etc.)
• Participates in marketing and student recruitment activities as requested to include open houses, campus visits and tours, recruitment visits to local schools, etc.
• Assists with program accreditation and other regulatory processes.
• Supervises teaching assistants assigned to courses, as required.
• Maintains accurate scholastic and attendance records of enrolled students and submits
  reports as requested.
• Represents the department division, or college at appropriate functions as requested.
• Promotes a positive working relationship across departments within the College of Nursing and Health.
• Demonstrates professionalism and provides quality customer service in accordance with the College’s values.
• Maintains confidentiality, positive communication, accurate records, and an organized, safe working environment.
• Exhibits flexibility, willingness to learn, ability to change, and maintain current technology skills
• Engages in personal, ongoing professional development.

• Minimum Master's of Science in Nursing.
• Active unrestricted Louisiana RN and APRN License

• Doctoral degree (or enrolled in doctoral coursework)
• Previous undergraduate didactic, simulation, and clinical teaching experience.

• Physical ability to lift 50 pounds.
• Ability to perform job duties with or without physical accommodations.

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Loyola University New Orleans does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, disability, veteran's status or national origin in its educational programs or activities, including employment and admissions. At the same time, Loyola cherishes its right to seek and retain personnel who will make a positive contribution to its religious character, goals, and mission in order to enhance the Jesuit, Catholic tradition.