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Fanshawe College

Public college in London, Canada

Associate Dean - School of Nursing

School Leadership & AdministrationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeLondon, ON, CanadaCA$120.4k - CA$170.4k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Master's degree in Nursing is required.
  • Current registration and membership in good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario is required.
  • At least 9 years of related, progressive administrative experience is required at the point of hire.
  • Teaching experience at the post-secondary level is required, along with extensive knowledge of curriculum design and development, program planning, marketing, public speaking, and budget management.
  • The candidate must be able to cultivate and foster a collegial, collaborative environment and work with the applicable sector.
  • The candidate must have a learner-centered approach to teaching and learning.
  • The candidate must be able to establish alliances with the related occupational community.

Responsibilities

  • Provide broad academic leadership to the programs within the School of Nursing and ensure program objectives are met through supervision of teaching and learning.
  • Advise the Dean on the school's strategic plan, goals, and objectives, and collaborate in developing and implementing the school and faculty strategic plans as part of the College's academic planning process.
  • Plan and administer the school's programs and services, and contribute to the College's academic well-being.
  • Initiate, facilitate, and participate in developing and implementing academic programs; advance new programs through the College's stage-gate approval process; and review existing programs in response to economic and market pressures, technological changes, employment opportunities, industry standards, and College and Ministry guidelines.
  • Supervise teaching and learning processes, provide appropriate learning resources, and maintain close contacts with the external community, advisory committees, and other educational institutions.
  • Participate in developing program initiatives, partnerships, strategic alliances, and alternative learning and delivery strategies.
  • Review programs to identify students' current and future educational needs, determine when existing courses or programs need modification, and identify opportunities for new programs.
  • Chair committees, represent the school or faculty on College-wide and provincial committees, hold executive positions as needed, and facilitate College-wide initiatives.
  • Build community networks and partnership arrangements through advisory committees, agreements, and projects.
  • Advise and counsel students, help resolve problems, and coordinate crisis-management strategies for vulnerable students.
  • Support accommodation of students with disabilities to ensure equal access to educational services under the Ontario Human Rights Code.
  • Recruit, select, develop, motivate, evaluate, and train faculty and support staff within the assigned portfolio.
  • Promote and monitor the professional development of faculty and staff.
  • Direct faculty teaching assignments and complementary functions, support an effective working environment and teaching and learning processes, and ensure assignments comply with College policies and procedures.
  • Investigate disputes involving faculty, staff, and students; initiate problem-solving processes; use collective agreements, student rights and responsibilities documents, and applicable policies in dispute resolution; and participate as an administrative representative in formal student appeals.
  • Foster a working environment that encourages respect, creativity, communication, and interaction among faculty and support staff to meet school initiatives.
  • Recommend disciplinary and termination action as required.
  • Conduct curriculum reviews and implement curriculum initiatives for the assigned portfolio.
  • Establish program and strategic-alliance learning outcomes in accordance with College and Ministry policies, including where established practices do not exist.
  • Identify initiatives that address changing business and industry sectors, employer and student needs, and College goals and objectives.
  • Establish and maintain relationships with advisory committee members, professional associations, and business, industry, and government representatives.
  • Coordinate partnership arrangements with other educational institutions and promote them within the College and to the external community.
  • Develop, monitor, and direct the school or faculty budget and keep the Dean informed of budget status.
  • Project student enrolment for College revenue distribution; prepare budget submissions for available external grants and determine related expenditures.
  • Ensure effective use of human, physical, and financial resources and reallocate resources as needed.
  • Oversee planning and accuracy of course-loading data for student timetables, calendar materials, and programs of study.
  • Ensure Occupational Health and Safety and Ontarians with Disabilities Act requirements are implemented and maintained.
  • Assist the Dean with special projects and represent the Dean at assigned functions and activities.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • A PhD in a related discipline is preferred.
  • An equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.
  • Effective leadership and team-building skills are desired.
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills are desired.

About the Company

Fanshawe College

Public college in London, Canada

Fanshawe College is a public college in London, Ontario, Canada. It offers certificates, diplomas, degrees, apprenticeships, and graduate certificates across a broad range of academic and career fields.

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