Department Chair
Listed on 2026-10-17
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Nursing
Nurse Educator -
Education / Teaching
Full-time, tenure-track position (rank open) with a start date of 1st August 2027 and will involve teaching 18 credit hours per fiscal year in addition to the responsibilities of Chair. Candidates should be willing to demonstrate inter-professional collaboration as a member of the Chairs Council meeting with the VPAA and other Department Chairs to discuss issues that affect curricula across the college and within programs.
Administrative duties include but are not limited to representing departmental and faculty interests within the college, managing and evaluating faculty and administrative staff, and overseeing physical and financial resources. The Chair and nursing faculty are in periodic discussions of student achievement and challenges during course delivery. The LaGrange College program in Nursing, in its 44th year, is a fast-growing major on campus.
The degree program in Nursing offers a traditional BSN program. The LaGrange College nursing program is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing and approved by the Georgia Board of Nursing. Candidates must hold a PhD in Nursing or a DNP and a license in the state of Georgia. Candidates should have knowledge and experience in nursing education regulatory and accreditation requirements.
General Statement of Duties:
Full-time, tenure-track position (rank open), to teach a range of courses leading to the BS degree in Nursing. Potential courses to teach may include but are not limited to:
Leadership, Research, Medical-Surgical nursing, Health Assessment and Foundations and On-line degree completion courses.
Skills and Abilities
Full-time, tenure-track position (rank open) with a start date of 1st August 2027 and will involve teaching 18 credit hours per fiscal year in addition to the responsibilities of Chair. Candidates should be willing to demonstrate inter-professional collaboration as a member of the Chairs Council meeting with the VPAA and other Department Chairs to discuss issues that affect curricula across the college and within programs.
Administrative duties include but are not limited to representing departmental and faculty interests within the college, managing and evaluating faculty and administrative staff, and overseeing physical and financial resources. The Chair and nursing faculty are in periodic discussions of student achievement and challenges during course delivery. The LaGrange College program in Nursing, in its 44th year, is a fast-growing major on campus.
The degree program in Nursing offers a traditional BSN program. The LaGrange College nursing program is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing and approved by the Georgia Board of Nursing. Candidates must hold a PhD in Nursing or a DNP and a license in the state of Georgia. Candidates should have knowledge and experience in nursing education regulatory and accreditation requirements.
General Statement of Duties:
Full-time, tenure-track position (rank open), to teach a range of courses leading to the BS degree in Nursing. Potential courses to teach may include but are not limited to:
Leadership, Research, Medical-Surgical nursing, Health Assessment…
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