Advanced Practice Nurse Family Nurse Practitioner

🇺🇸In-Person$75K–$105K/yri1h ago

Higher Ed Teaching Nursing Education Advanced Practice Nursing Clinical Instruction Graduate Teaching Healthcare Education

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Full-time, 12-month faculty position for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse with Family Nurse Practitioner certification at Old Dominion University's Ellmer School of Nursing, focusing on graduate nursing education and scholarship to advance healthcare transformation.

Key Responsibilities: Deliver didactic and clinical instruction in advanced practice graduate nursing programs, mentor graduate nursing students in year-round courses, and engage in scholarly activities as part of faculty workload.

Skills & Tools: Advanced clinical nursing expertise, family nurse practitioner certification, graduate-level teaching and mentorship capabilities, and research/scholarship competencies in nursing science.

Qualifications: Master's degree in nursing or higher with current Family Nurse Practitioner certification and advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) credentials; clinical and/or academic experience in advanced practice nursing.

Location: In-Person

Compensation: $75K–$105K/yr (estimated)

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Job Description

The Ellmer School of Nursing at Old Dominion University invites qualified advanced practice registered nurses with certification as a family nurse practitioner to apply for a full-time, 12-month, open rank faculty position in our graduate nursing program to start June 10, 2026. We are building a diverse faculty and searching for a faculty member who will share and contribute to our mission to transform healthcare by:

Preparing exceptional nurses.
Extending nursing science.
Partnering with our global community.

Faculty responsibilities will include didactic and clinical instruction in our advanced practice graduate nursing programs and mentor graduate nursing students. Courses are offered year-round. Participation in scholarship will round out the faculty member’s workload.