Position Summary: The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Nursing, a nationally ranked School of Nursing seeks candidates for tenured or tenure-track positions. UNC, one of the oldest and best public universities in the country, is a research-intensive university with health sciences and academic disciplines on one campus. A large, dynamic healthcare system, and relationships with clinical sites across the state provide extensive opportunities for research, teaching, and practice. The climate for interdisciplinary and global health research collaboration is exceptional. Moreover, the geographic and demographic diversity, academic and cultural resources, and sheer beauty of North Carolina encourage achievement of scholarly and personal life goals. The School of Nursing offers top-ranked baccalaureate, master's, doctoral and post-doctoral programs, and houses a state-of-the-art Biobehavioral Laboratory, Clinical Education and Resource Center, Information and Instructional Technologies, and Research Support Center. Our School offers NIH-funded pre- and post-doctoral fellowships in Interventions for Preventing and Managing Chronic Illness and Health Care Quality and Patient Outcomes. The University is also home to numerous interdisciplinary centers and institutes for research in such areas as genome sciences, health services research, comprehensive cancer care, child development, adolescent health, aging, alcohol studies, health promotion and disease prevention, and ethics.

Education Requirements: Requirements include an earned doctorate in nursing or a relevant field, evidence of scholarship sufficient to qualify for a tenure-track faculty position, and experience in teaching and mentoring undergraduate or graduate students

Qualifications and Experience: We are seeking scholars who have an established competitive program of research or have shown exceptional promise in biobehavioral nursing science; management of chronic conditions; or comparative effectiveness research, including economic analyses. Responsibilities include teaching and mentoring in the undergraduate, master's, or doctoral programs, maintaining an ongoing, funded program of research, and working collaboratively with colleagues in the School of Nursing and across the university. Opportunities for practice are available.

Special Instructions: If you are interested in applying, please provide curriculum vitae and a description of research plans via jobs.unc.edu/1002151. For more information about the School of Nursing, visit our website at http://nursing.unc.edu. Review of applications will begin immediately, and the positions will remain open until filled.