FNP Nursing Program Director And Senior Clinical Lecturer (75958)

The Department of Nursing at Iona University invites applications for a full-time, non-tenure track Program Director and Senior Clinical Lecturer position to oversee and teach in the newly developed Master of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) degree program. Applicants should have a record of teaching and practice experience as a Family Nurse Practitioner and as a Nurse Educator. Responsibilities include curriculum development, delivering high-quality learning experiences and training for Master's-level FNP students, collaborating with clinical partners to ensure successful clinical placements, and actively contributing to marketing and recruitment initiatives in addition to advising FNP students. The faculty member should demonstrate a strong commitment to excellence in teaching, continued professional development, have a record of service to the School/University, and work collaboratively with colleagues in the department and across the university. This opportunity begins in January 2027 and is a 11-month faculty position.

Duties and responsibilities:

• Deliver high-quality instruction and mentorship to FNP students, fostering clinical competence, professional growth, and evidence-based practice.
• Oversee curriculum development and continuous improvement to align with accreditation standards, industry needs, and best practices in advanced nursing education.
• Collaborate with clinical partners to secure and maintain high-quality clinical placements that support student learning and program objectives.
• Engage in ongoing program evaluation and accreditation activities, including data collection, analysis, and reporting.
• Contribute to strategic initiatives related to program marketing, student recruitment, and enrollment growth.
• Provide advising, mentorship, and professional guidance to FNP students, supporting their academic success, clinical competence, and transition into advanced nursing practice.
• Maintain active engagement in professional organizations and networks to enhance program visibility and ensure alignment with current trends in advanced practice nursing.
• Collaborate across departments and disciplines to support interprofessional education and community engagement initiatives.
• Support the mission and values of the NewYork-Presbyterian Iona School of Nursing & Health Sciences and Iona University through service, scholarship, and leadership.