Dean, College of Health Professions

Dean, College of Health ProfessionsAbout the CompanyEstablished public research universityIndustryHigher EducationTypeEducational InstitutionFounded1906Employees1001-5000Specialtiesuniversityundergraduate and graduate degreesonline degreesand researchAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Dean for its College of Health Professions. The successful candidate will be the chief academic and administrative officer, responsible for advocating and strengthening interdisciplinary efforts within the university and with community partners. This role requires a dedicated and innovative academic health professional with an earned doctorate, a distinguished record in research, teaching, and scholarly activities, and a strong sense of professional ethics. The Dean will work closely with the Provost and other stakeholders to support the institution's transition to a higher research status and must be committed to the mission of preparing future health professionals through academic excellence and interdisciplinary collaboration. Applicants for the Dean position at the College of Health Professions should have a proven track record in academic administration, particularly in institutions with graduate research programs. The role involves oversight of the college's budget, financial allocations, and a focus on recruiting, retaining, and mentoring talented faculty and staff. The ideal candidate will have deep knowledge and experience in addressing health issues unique to rural and urban communities, as well as a commitment to student success initiatives. The Dean will also be expected to lead in fundraising, secure private support, and promote the college's visibility and reputation both locally and nationally. A transparent and approachable leadership style, with a focus on shared governance, and the ability to inspire faculty and staff to excel in teaching, research, and creative activities, are essential.Hiring Manager TitleProvost and Executive Vice President for Academic AffairsTravel PercentLess than 10%FunctionsEducation/Academic Administration