National Medical Association
Jean E. Johnson Endowed Chair in Oncology Nursing
National Medical Association, Rochester, New York, United States,
The University of Rochester School of Nursing (SON) seeks a distinguished Associate or Full Professor with expertise in oncology nursing research to become the inaugural
Jean E. Johnson Endowed Chair in Oncology Nursing
. This remarkable opportunity is made possible by a generous gift from Dr. Johnson, an eminent and groundbreaking nurse researcher. Johnson was a pioneer in oncology nursing research, whose theory of self-regulation focused on stress and coping with physical illness for cancer patients.The key requirement for this position is an outstanding record of research excellence and national prominence, ideally with a proven track record of securing NIH funding and a productive and sustained research focus in oncology. By joining our dynamic team of scientists and clinicians at the School of Nursing and Wilmot Cancer Institute, the appointed professor will contribute to our collective mission of pursuing excellence in clinical and scientific learning, discovery, and nursing care within an environment of diversity and inclusion.In addition to maintaining their own research program, the successful candidate will play a pivotal role in cultivating and expanding our cancer nurse research group. They will have the opportunity to mentor students, fellows, and early career scientists, fostering their growth and development.Professional Qualifications/Experience:PhD or equivalent research-focused doctorateRegistered NurseEligible for nursing licensure in the State of New YorkHistory of sustained extramurally funded research in oncology nursing as a principal investigatorQualified for appointment to the faculty of the School of Nursing at the rank of tenure track Associate Professor or ProfessorPassionate about teaching excellencePrior leadership experience preferredPersonal Characteristics:Builder and strategic thinkerInnovative, creative and visionary leaderHonest and open communicatorStrong interpersonal skillsEnjoys mentoring faculty and studentsPromotes diversity and inclusion in the workplaceA strong track record of integrity and capacity to build teams
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Jean E. Johnson Endowed Chair in Oncology Nursing
. This remarkable opportunity is made possible by a generous gift from Dr. Johnson, an eminent and groundbreaking nurse researcher. Johnson was a pioneer in oncology nursing research, whose theory of self-regulation focused on stress and coping with physical illness for cancer patients.The key requirement for this position is an outstanding record of research excellence and national prominence, ideally with a proven track record of securing NIH funding and a productive and sustained research focus in oncology. By joining our dynamic team of scientists and clinicians at the School of Nursing and Wilmot Cancer Institute, the appointed professor will contribute to our collective mission of pursuing excellence in clinical and scientific learning, discovery, and nursing care within an environment of diversity and inclusion.In addition to maintaining their own research program, the successful candidate will play a pivotal role in cultivating and expanding our cancer nurse research group. They will have the opportunity to mentor students, fellows, and early career scientists, fostering their growth and development.Professional Qualifications/Experience:PhD or equivalent research-focused doctorateRegistered NurseEligible for nursing licensure in the State of New YorkHistory of sustained extramurally funded research in oncology nursing as a principal investigatorQualified for appointment to the faculty of the School of Nursing at the rank of tenure track Associate Professor or ProfessorPassionate about teaching excellencePrior leadership experience preferredPersonal Characteristics:Builder and strategic thinkerInnovative, creative and visionary leaderHonest and open communicatorStrong interpersonal skillsEnjoys mentoring faculty and studentsPromotes diversity and inclusion in the workplaceA strong track record of integrity and capacity to build teams
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