Department of PA Studies Part-time; PT Faculty

Department of PA Studies Part-time (PT) Faculty

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• Graduate of an accredited PA Program with a master’s degree (doctorate preferred), OR prior experience in academia (PA educational experience preferred)
• If a PA, eligible for Georgia Physician Assistant licensure, OR other licensure as appropriate to qualifications
• If a PA, current NCCPA certification, OR other certification appropriate to qualifications
• At least 3 years of prior clinical experience; other professional experience will be considered
• Prior academic experience preferred
• Ability to function well within a collegial, collaborative work environment

Role of the PT Principal Faculty:

• The part-time principal faculty member reports to the Chair and Program Director (Chair/PD). Principal faculty (PF) responsibilities are varied and may differ to some degree based upon the needs of the department.
• Generally, the tasks of the PT PF member are focused primarily on teaching/student assessment and ongoing programmatic self‑assessment. The PT PF member performs all other duties as directed by the Chair/PD, the Dean of the Ivester College of Health Sciences (ICHS), the Brenau University Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, and the Brenau University President or designee.
• Remain current within their academic discipline and participate in professional academic venues.
• Participate in faculty development and research within the mission of the University.

• Serve as Instructor for didactic courses and EOR seminars, as…