Divisional Dean, School of Nursing

About the Department

The School of Nursing, within the College of Public Health, prepares students for interdisciplinary roles as clinicians, educators, researchers, and health system leaders. With approximately 900 students across undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs, the School advances the College’s mission to improve population health through education, research, and practice.

About the Position

The Divisional Dean of the School of Nursing serves as the chief administrative and academic leader of the School and reports directly to the Dean of the College of Public Health.

Responsibilities

• Strategic Leadership and Vision
• Operational and Financial Management
• Academic and Program Leadership
• Faculty and Staff Affairs
• Research and Scholarly Advancement
• External Engagement and Partnerships

Required Qualifications

• Terminal degree in nursing required
• Significant leadership experience in an academic or healthcare setting
• Current licensure as a registered nurse