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The University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA) College of Health seeks innovative, energetic professionals to contribute to our nursing education programs, which include those delivered in person and via distance education to sites throughout the state. These positions are for full‐time, tenure‐track appointment in the School of Nursing, commencing in August 2020, at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor. The appointment period is nine months, from August to May, each academic year. Depending on applicant interest, availability and experience, assignments may include teaching in programs in Anchorage, Juneau or Sitka. Faculty responsibilities include:  Planning, implementing, and evaluating nursing degree curriculum, participation in university and community service activities, satisfaction of committee appointment requirements, and engagement in professional activities.  Teaching assignment will be varied upon faculty experience and the needs of the program.  Didactic and clinical instruction in classrooms and via distance education modalities.  Assignment may include teaching in the undergraduate or graduate nursing programs. As a partner in shaping health care in Alaska, the UAA School of Nursing educates students for professional nursing practice in local, state, national, and worldwide arenas, as well as for productive citizenship and personal growth. The School of Nursing offers undergraduate Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in nursing, Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), and RN‐to-BSN degree programs. It also offers graduate-level MSN, DNP and certificate programs in several specialty tracks: Family Nurse Practitioner, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner‐Family and Nurse Leadership and Education. UAA is committed to building a culturally diverse faculty and strongly encourages applications from men, minorities, individuals with disabilities, and veterans. We especially encourage applications from candidates who reflect the increasing diversity present in our community and student body. UAA is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer and educational institution that prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, religion, citizenship, age, sex, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or other legally protected status. HOW TO APPLY: To apply or find out more about the positions, please visit our site - https://www.uaa.alaska.edu/academics/college-of-health/departments/school-ofnursing/about/careers.cshtml

Closing Date:             Until Filled Position Title:             Clinical Nursing Instructor Location:                     Sitting Bull College                                     Fort Yates, ND Salary:                         Faculty, Bachelors Level                                     ($34,180-$42,180) Supervision:                Dean of Academics and Nursing Director Summary of Work:               The practical nursing program is directly under the supervision of the Dean of Academics.  Faculty members work under the supervision of the Director of the Division of Nursing.  The clinical nursing instructor is responsible for providing instruction and supervision of the clinical nursing experiences and the nursing course laboratory experiences of students enrolled in the practical nursing program.   Duties and Responsibilities: Work with the Director of the Division of Nursing and faculty to maintain ND State accreditation for the nursing program. In collaboration with the Director of the Division of Nursing and faculty assist with the implementation and evaluation of the practical nursing curriculum and program following a written plan and the Sitting Bull College assessment plan. Provide feedback on student policies. Assist with the nursing laboratory experiences. Evaluate student performance. Participate in student assessment activities. Maintain various reports such as attendance. Assist with monitoring the work-based/practical learning plan for each student enrolled in the program. This would include the following:  a) providing feedback on objectives for the work experience; b) maintaining open communication with the work site supervisor and the student; c) verification of the hours completed by the student; d) evaluation of preceptors and the student learning experiences. Assist with maintaining an environment conducive to the teaching and learning process. Evaluate supervision effectiveness. Participate in activities that facilitate maintaining the clinical instructor’s own nursing competence and professional expertise in the area of teaching responsibility. Attend all scheduled college functions and meetings as required. Serve on college committees as appointed. Participate in other duties and responsibilities as assigned. Promote and participate in student and community activities. (i.e. clubs, AIHEC, cultural events)       Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Nursing required. Hold an unencumbered active license to practice as a Registered Nurse in North Dakota. Must be eligible for State Vocational Education certification. Minimum of two years of experience in nursing practice. Have knowledge and experience working with federal and tribal programs.       *************************************************************** New hires are subject to Federal, State, Tribal background checks and pre-employment drug/alcohol testing. Must be drug and alcohol free. AA * EEO * M * F * B Employer   Please submit: Cover letter, Resume, official transcripts, 3 current reference letters signed and dated (1 from immediate supervisor), certificate of Indian blood (if applicable), copy of Social Security Card & Valid driver’s license & SBC Background check to:   Personnel Office Sitting Bull College 9299 HWY 24 Fort Yates, ND  58538 (701)854-8004 Any applicant not having the above documents enclosed will not be considered  

Closing Date:                         Until Filled POSITION TITLE:               Director, Division of Nursing LOCATION:                          Sitting Bull College                                                 Fort Yates, ND SALARY:                               Faculty, Master’s Level (Exempt)                                                 ($40,390-$49,990) DOQ SUPERVISION:                    Dean of Academics   SUMMARY OF WORK:             The Division of Nursing is directly under the supervision of the Dean of Academics. The Director of the Division of Nursing is responsible for providing instruction and supervision of work experience activities of students enrolled in nursing program. This position is 0.25 FTE for administrative role and 0.75 FTE for faculty role.   DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Work with the North Dakota State Board for Nursing for continuing approval of the practical nursing program. Maintain relationship with the Board and ND State accreditation. Maintain relationships with external organizations involved in nursing education (including CUNEA, ND Center for Nursing, ND University System) Prepare and submit a variety of reports to multiple agencies as indicated. Develop and maintain an environment conducive to the teaching and learning process. Update and maintain curriculum in nursing to meet industry standards. Update and maintain course syllabi as needed. Work with various faculty for the development and implementation of the curriculum. Develops and maintains appropriate assessment mechanisms. Facilitate faculty recruitment, development, performance review, promotion, and retention. Preparation and administration of the program budget. Maintain inventory of department equipment. Promote and recruit students for the nursing program and for Sitting Bull College. Counsel and advise students enrolled in the nursing program. Maintain advisee file for each student. Prepare and teach courses in the nursing area. Evaluate student performance and assign appropriate grades. Participate in student assessment activities. Maintain various reports such as attendance, grades, and other reports as required by administration. Establish and monitor a work-based/practical learning plan for each student enrolled in the program. This would include the following: a) set up objectives for the work experience; b) locate the job site and supervisor; c) facilitate cooperative agreements with the practice sites; d) relate objectives to the work site supervisor and student; e) verification of hours completed by student.  Establish and hold program advisory committee meetings. Participate in activities that facilitate maintaining the faculty members’ own nursing competence and professional expertise Must communicate effectively with others. Other duties as assigned by the Dean of Academics. Provide friendly, helpful customer service to students, clients and visitors. Attend all scheduled college functions and meetings as required. Serve on college committees as appointed. Promote and participate in student and community activities. (i.e. clubs, AIHEC, cultural events) QUALIFICATIONS: Master's degree in Nursing required. Hold an unencumbered active license to practice as a Registered Nurse in North Dakota. Must be eligible for State Vocational Education certification in North Dakota. Minimum of five years of experience in the medical industry. Teaching experience preferred. Have knowledge and experience working with federal and tribal programs.           New hires are subject to Federal, State, Tribal background checks and pre-employment drug/alcohol testing. Must be drug and alcohol free. AA * EEO * M * F * B Employer Please submit: Cover letter, Resume, official transcripts, 3 current reference letters signed and dated (1 from immediate supervisor), certificate of Indian blood (if applicable), copy of Social Security Card & Valid driver’s license & SBC Background check to: Personnel Office Sitting Bull College 9299 HWY 24 Fort Yates, ND 58538 (701)854-8004 Any applicant not having the above documents enclosed will not be considered