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Adjunct Professor of Undergraduate Programs AY25-26

Employer
Governors State University
Location
Governors State University, IL, IL
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Position Type
Adjunct
Employment Type
Full Time
Institution Type
Four-Year Institution
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Description

Adjuncts are hired on a course basis each term.

Salary Range for Adjuncts teaching in this academic area is $1,000.00 - $3,500.00 per course.

Governors State University’s College of Health and Human Services seeks to fill adjunct, faculty positions. The successful candidate will be qualified to teach in a CAHME accredited graduate and AUPHA-certified undergraduate program in health administration as well as specialized courses. Ability to teach in multiple areas of healthcare management; ability to integrate technology into course design; ability to make intellectual contribution through publication/presentation; and ability to contribute to the University’s commitment to enhancing student awareness and appreciation of diverse ethnic and cultural heritages are important.Required and Preferred Qualifications


Minimum Qualifications1) Doctorate or Master s degree in Health Management, Health Administration, Public Health, Health Policy, health services research; or related discipline and documented work experience at the senior management level in a health services organization.

2) Successful teaching experience at the graduate or undergraduate level; and

3) Ability to communicate effectively with an ethnically and culturally diverse campus community.
Preferred Qualifications1) Ability to teach at least one of the areas:
- Financial management
- Informatics
- Accounting
- Quality improvement with Lean Six Sigma

2) Health care industry experience in health care leadership and Fellow in the American College of Health Care Administrators is a plus.


Supplemental Information

Please include the following attachments with your application:

  • CV or Resume
  • Cover letter
  • Transcripts

    • Organization

    Working at Governors State University

    Success by Degrees

    GSU is an “island of excellence,” according to Dr. Martha J. Kanter, Under Secretary of the United States Department of Education. With bold, new initiatives, 23 bachelor’s, 27 master’s, and five doctoral degree programs, GSU excels at providing the quality education that is essential for success in today’s world.

    Success by Opportunity

    GSU’s exemplary efforts bring unequalled education opportunities to the region’s diverse population. The university is remarkably inclusive and serves students from a wide range of socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. The student body, like the faculty and staff, reflect a rich blend of ideas, perspectives, talents, and life experiences.

    Success by Innovation

    GSU, expanding on its commitment to excellence and reflecting the best research on student success, will become a full-service university with the admission of its inaugural freshman class in 2014. The groundbreaking Dual Degree Program encourages community college students to complete both an associate and bachelor’s degree at an affordable tuition rate and with comprehensive academic advising.

    Success by Commitment

    GSU is committed to serving as the region’s public square and making the community stronger through programs and partnerships in education, healthcare, government, and business. The Center for Performing Arts and Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park integrate arts and education. The university is also fully committed to sustainability through its alternative energy and conservation efforts.

    Success by Excellence

    GSU, the only public university in the Chicago Southland region, is a national model in providing education pathways that lead its graduates to lives rich in purpose, commitment, and contribution.

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