Scholarship: The successful candidate will develop and
maintain a record of research and scholarship, as required for
tenure.
Service: Active participation in service and committee
work across a variety of levels at the department, college, and
university levels is expected. Collaboration with the program
director to contribute to ongoing program and course review and
development is a key aspect of this role.
Required Education & Qualifications:
Earned doctoral degree in health administration/management, health
policy, public health or related discipline. Through education and
experience is able to teach the courses identified in the position
responsibilities. Evidence of at least 2 years effective teaching
in accelerated and online courses. Evidence of individual,
collaborative and/or multi-disciplinary research and scholarship
that contributes to the advancement their profession. At least 3
years of experience as a leader/administrator in the healthcare
industry.
Preferred Qualifications:
Demonstrated experience in online course review, online course
development, leading internship field projects and capstone
courses. Member of the American College of Healthcare Executives
(ACHE) Involvement with the Association of University Programs in
Health Administration (AUPHA) At least 5 years’ experience as an
administrator/executive leader in a healthcare organization
Research and scholarship focus in the field of healthcare
administration or area of study specific to those in the NKU MSHA
curriculum. Documented graduate level education and/or professional
experience in the fields of health policy and health care
management.
Please include:
- Cover letter that addresses the applicant's qualifications
based on the position announcement
- CV
- Statement of Teaching Philosophy
- Contact information for three professional references
Master of Science in Health Administration Mission
Statement:
The mission of the Master of Health Administration program at
Northern Kentucky University is to develop competent,
compassionate, and
career‑ready healthcare leaders through
rigorous, student‑centered, competency‑based graduate education and
applied scholarship. Grounded in ethical practice and
evidence‑based management, the program prepares early- to
mid‑career professionals to lead healthcare organizations, improve
system performance, and positively impact the health and well‑being
of the communities they serve.
College of Health and Human Services Mission
Statement:
The College of Health & Human Services is a globally inclusive
leader for student-centered learning that improves the quality of
life of the populations we serve.
NKU Mission Statement:
Northern Kentucky University delivers innovative, student-centered
education and engages in impactful scholarly and creative
endeavors, all of which empower our graduates to have fulfilling
careers and meaningful lives, while contributing to the economic,
civic, and social vitality of the region.
Work Environment & Physical Demands: