Master's degree in a field appropriate to the teaching discipline (Required)
Education and experience must align with applicable state regulatory requirements for assigned courses and specialties.
Minimum of 2 years of professional experience in a discipline related to assigned teaching responsibilities (Required)
Experientially prepared to teach assigned courses across classroom, online, lab, simulation, and/or clinical environments.
Demonstrated ability to create engaging learning environments and effectively manage conflict when needed.
Maintain current, active, unencumbered licensure or certification required to practice professionally in the discipline (Required).
Maintain appropriate regulatory and practice credentials based on teaching assignment.
Additional clinical compliance requirements apply for faculty working in clinical settings and are outlined in the Faculty Compliance Packet.
Please refer to the state‑specific addendum for any additional requirements necessary to teach within your designated specialty (see Online Faculty Licensure Requirements Document).
Strong technological proficiency using learning management systems, simulation technology, and online teaching platforms.
Ability to effectively leverage technology, data, and emerging AI tools to enhance teaching and learning outcomes.
Demonstrated scholarship congruent with faculty rank, meeting the following criteria:
Scholarship is made public
Scholarship is open to critical peer review
Scholarship is accessible for exchange and use by others
Instructor Faculty must demonstrate at least one example of scholarship within one of the following focus areas (per Faculty Handbook guidelines):
Scholarship of Discovery
Scholarship of Integration
Scholarship of Practice/Application
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Commitment to ongoing professional development to maintain expertise in teaching and nursing practice.