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The University of Florida College of Nursing seeks qualified applicants for non-tenure track clinical faculty positions at the rank of Clinical Lecturer, Clinical Assistant Professor, or Clinical Associate Professor, depending on qualifications and experience. The positions are for full-time, twelve-month, 1.0 FTE faculty. Part-time, evening and weekends, or 9-month appointments will also be considered.
Priority will be given to applicants who have expertise in teaching undergraduate skills and simulation in the laboratory setting. New educators are also strongly encouraged to apply.
These positions are primarily located in Gainesville, Florida. Selected positions are also available on the Jacksonville campus, depending on programmatic needs. These are not remote or online faculty positions.
Key Responsibilities
Teaching
- Facilitate laboratory and simulation in the BSN program as assigned.
- Collaborate with faculty teaching teams to ensure excellence in instructional delivery and student outcomes.
- Participate in curriculum development, evaluation, and continuous quality improvement activities.
- Maintain clinical expertise and appropriate professional credentials.
- Advise and mentor undergraduate students.
- Engage in continuing professional development to enhance teaching effectiveness.
Scholarship
- For assistant/associate professor ranks, participate in scholarship related to clinical practice or nursing education.
Service
Provide service to the College of Nursing, University, profession, and community consistent with assigned rank.
About the University of Florida
The University of Florida is ranked among the nation's top public universities and is currently ranked #7 among public universities by U.S. News & World Report. UF is a member of the Association of American Universities (AAU), one of North America's most prestigious organizations of leading research universities.
With more than 50,000 students and 16 colleges, UF offers extensive opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration. Major research resources include the Clinical and Translational Science Institute, UF Health Cancer Center, McKnight Brain Institute, Institute on Aging, Emerging Pathogens Institute, and Genetics Institute. UF's comprehensive AI initiative and HiPerGator supercomputing resources further support innovation in education, research, and healthcare.
About the UF College of Nursing
Under the leadership of Dean Shakira Henderson, the College of Nursing recently launched its strategic plan, Elevate 2029, reflecting the College's commitment to Care, Lead, and Inspire Boldly.
The College offers nationally recognized educational programs including:
- BSN (Traditional and Accelerated)
- RN-to-BSN
- Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
- PhD in Nursing Science
The UF BSN program is ranked among the nation's best and is recognized as the top BSN program in Florida.
As part of UF Health, the College collaborates extensively with clinical and research partners across the academic health center. Faculty have opportunities to engage with UF Health hospitals and clinics, the North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System, Archer Family Health Care, and numerous community partners throughout Florida.
The College maintains campuses in Gainesville and Jacksonville and supports a culture of innovation, collaboration, and excellence in education, research, service, and patient care.
Why Gainesville?
Located in north central Florida, Gainesville offers a vibrant university community with abundant outdoor recreation, cultural events, Division I athletics, excellent healthcare, and easy access to Florida's beaches and major metropolitan areas.
Join a faculty community committed to excellence in nursing education, innovative scholarship, and exceptional clinical care while preparing the next generation of nursing leaders.
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