Clinical Instructor (Non-Tenure Track)

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Part of a comprehensive research university, the Department of Nutrition is housed within the Byrdine F. Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions. Situated in the heart of downtown Atlanta, the department serves approximately 250 undergraduate and graduate students. Due to its location and prestigious reputation, the Department of Nutrition has connections to the city's businesses, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and clinical institutions, offering diverse opportunities for students and faculty alike.

The Department of Nutrition in the Byrdine F. Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions at Georgia State University is seeking applications for one or more 9-month non-tenure track Clinical Instructor positions to begin in Fall 2025. The appointment spans from August to May, with the potential for optional paid work opportunities available during June and July. Primary responsibilities include clinical and didactic instruction. Other expected duties include participating in scholarly activities and engaging in academic and/or professional service.

At least one year of experience working in acute care or critical care

At least three years of experience as a registered dietitian post-credentialing with the ability to be licensed in Georgia

Master's degree or higher in Nutrition or a related field at the time of appointment

Five or more years of experience as a clinical dietitian working in the acute care and/or critical care settings

Experience teaching Nutrition-related courses at the college-level and/or serving as a dietetic preceptor

Proficiency in teaching through various instructional methods
Ability to foster an inclusive environment and support diverse student populations in both in-person and virtual settings

Strong oral and written communication skills

Excellent organizational and technological skills, with the ability to maintain accurate records

Demonstrated expertise in instructional technology

Collaborative skills to support departmental and institutional goals

Ability to be licensed in Georgia

A criminal background check and the official transcript of highest degree are required.

Jesica Todd
Email: jjohnson22@gsu.edu

Mariquez Adams
Email: madams32@gsu.edu

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