Associate Professor/Professor - Associate Dean - Research/Scholarship

Position Description

The preference for the Associate Dean for Research is to be based on the Lubbock campus, with regular on-campus presence expected. This position also requires travel to other TTUHSC campuses for research collaboration and faculty development.

The Associate Dean for Research and Scholarship (ADR) provides leadership and has primary responsibility for establishing and advancing a visionary agenda for the School of Nursing's research and scholarly activities. The ADR leads the development and evaluation of research and scholarly activities. The ADR, acting in collaboration with the dean of the school, represents the school within TTUHSC and in the broader community on matters related to research and scholarly activities, and cultivates partnerships and opportunities.

The ideal candidate will be an outstanding scientist, educator, and leader with the intellectual stature and national and international visibility to ensure the success of the School of Nursing and the achievement of the research mission.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

• Exemplary written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to respond effectively to common inquiries from regulatory agencies, faculty, staff, students, professional colleagues, and community partners.
• Proven ability to author and publish scholarly articles, reports, and presentations that meet academic and professional standards.

Required Qualifications

• Graduated with a research-focused doctoral degree (PhD) from accredited universities, with a minimum of Associate Professor rank.
• Current RN license in the State of Texas or have the ability to transfer your license to Texas.
• Led an established program of research with clear evidence of sustained impact, national recognition, and international significance.
• Prior history of progressive leadership responsibility in research administration and a strong record of mentoring and developing faculty, students, and emerging investigators in research and scholarship.