Advertised Job Summary

The University of South Carolina College of Nursing seeks nurse scientists specializing in brain health and neurological care. This on-site position offers a unique opportunity to join a growing cluster of interprofessional scientists and clinicians across multiple colleges. The university is seeking to build South Carolina’s first hospital specializing in brain health, with an emphasis on cutting edge technology and care from injury to rehabilitation.

USC Nursing Research Environment

• R1 Carnegie-designation institution.
• Access to the Carolina Grants Innovation Hub that provides comprehensive research development and training services including grant writing and technical editing, and faculty mentoring programs.
• Home to four research centers
• New Biobehavioral Research Suites with a wet lab, clinical research space, and innovation rooms (completion in 2026).
• Top 30 ranking in NIH funding, supported by a robust research infrastructure including biostatisticians and pre- and post-award staff.
• Competitive Compensation & Benefits: Benefit from generous start-up funding and faculty loan opportunities.
• Mentorship & Growth: Enjoy mentoring, networking, and growth opportunities in a dynamic, supportive environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct research in brain health, from injury to rehabilitation, focusing on advanced technology innovation, and excellence in care.
• Demonstrate expertise in biobehavioral health and nursing science, with a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Teach undergraduate or graduate courses, with knowledge of evidence-based nursing practices and research methodologies.
• Mentor students in research and scholarly activities.
• Engage in service activities that support the mission of the college and university.