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Nursing Faculty
Job Locations US-MT-Great Falls
ID 2026-13691 College TUNY - School of Health Sciences Position Type Full-Time Schedule Shift Varies Hours Per Week 36.5 Travel As needed Category Faculty/Academic FLSA Status Exempt Location : Country US
Overview Touro University Montana invites applications for a full-time, open-rank faculty position in Nursing to join our new online/hybrid Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program in Great Falls, Montana. This role offers an exceptional opportunity to shape the foundation of a growing clinical and academic endeavor. Faculty will contribute to teaching, curriculum delivery, and course administration while mentoring and supporting nursing students. Faculty will also have access to collaborative research opportunities through Touro's partnership with the affiliated Weissman Hood Institute. Touro's 100,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art health sciences campus in Great Falls houses modern classrooms, advanced simulation centers, virtual anatomy labs, and extensive student study facilities. Nursing faculty join a robust national network within the Touro University System, working alongside experienced health professions educators committed to serving rural and frontier communities.
Responsibilities Job responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
• Develop, implement, and evaluate nursing curriculum and instruction across online, classroom, simulation, and clinical settings.
• Fulfill the assigned teaching workload established by program leadership each semester.
• Prepare and submit a syllabus for each assigned course.
• Evaluate student performance and provide timely, constructive feedback on academic and clinical progress.
• Maintain an active and accessible presence within the hybrid learning environment and participate in required on-campus activities.
• Provide academic advising, mentoring, and guidance to support student learning, professional development, and progression through the program.
• Participate in activities that strengthen student engagement and interaction with faculty and the academic community.
• Maintain course materials, student evaluations, and other documentation required for program administration and assessment.
• Attend required faculty meetings, committee meetings, departmental functions, informational sessions, and institutional events.
• Participate actively in nursing programs and university committees.
• Collaborate with faculty, program leadership, and clinical partners to evaluate program outcomes and support continuous improvement.
• Demonstrate professional integrity and a commitment to professional nursing in interactions with students, colleagues, and clinical partners.
• Maintain clinical currency and engage in professional development, scholarly activity, conferences, seminars, and meetings relevant to nursing education.