College of Nursing - Clinical Assistant, Associate or Full Professor – DNP Nurse Anesthesia, Summer 2025

Description

The College of Nursing at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, seeks a dynamic and engaging Certified Register Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) faculty for a full-time position at the Clinical Assistant, Associate or Full Professor rank. Details on the College of Nursing Programs are available at https://nursing.utk.edu/

About UT Knoxville

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About Knoxville

Surrounded by eight gorgeous lakes and has a beautiful and walkable downtown, active neighborhoods, unique restaurants, and a robust offering of diverse cultural and outdoor activities. UTK is located within easy driving distance to the Great Smoky Mountains, Asheville, Atlanta, and Nashville. Brief video intro to Knoxville 

About the Position

The ideal candidate will have a record that demonstrates excellent teaching potential with expertise in teaching topics for nurse anesthesia students.  Additionally, the ideal candidate should have a strong commitment to teaching and service and should thrive in a diverse and intellectually stimulating environment.

 

Duties:

1.       Conduct didactic, simulation, and clinical teaching and academic/clinical advising of students in the doctoral nurse anesthesia program.

2.       Contribute to the guidance of students’ scholarly projects within courses and to the development of curriculum and course activities (e.g., course coordination, course evaluation materials, simulation development).

3.       Participate in program and course revisions.

a.       Revise assigned courses to reflect program outcomes, AACN Essentials, COA, state board of nursing minimum standards, current evidence, and best practice.

b.       Collaborate with emphasis area coordinators, clinical concentration coordinators, program directors, and the Associate and Assistant Deans to identify the types of clinical experiences and sites needed for optimal clinical education of students.

c.       Teach graduate nursing courses in the Nurse Anesthesia Concentration and DNP Scholarly Project series.

d.       Supervise nursing students as assigned.

e.       Collaborate with clinical agencies in arranging student clinical experiences (e.g. orientation to objectives of clinical experience, course syllabus, clinical schedule, et al) as appropriate.

f.        Participate in the development of academic policies affecting the admission, progression, graduation and dismissal of students.

g.       Participate in the evaluation and ongoing enhancement of the curricula.

h.       Apply evidence from best education practices to curriculum development and to teaching.

 4.       Serve the College of Nursing, University, community and profession:

a.       Participate in the growth and development of the nurse anesthesia program goal(s) and objectives as an active faculty member

b.       Participate in community and academic service activities, maintaining relationships with existing partners and assisting in the development of new clinical partners.

c.       Participate in College of Nursing faculty, standing committee, task force and other meetings.

d.       Participate in Faculty Senate Committees and ad hoc committees, as elected.

e.       Participate in community and professional activities as appropriate.

f.        Participate in scholarly projects as appropriate.

5.       Collaborate effectively with other faculty and staff members both within the College of Nursing and throughout the University and community to develop inter-professional academic, clinical, and scholarship opportunities.

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