Required Qualifications: Terminal degree in nursing required; Significant leadership experience in an academic or healthcare setting with responsibility for programs, personnel, and resources; Experience with accreditation and regulatory processes; Demonstrated success supporting research, scholarship, or evidence-based practice; Experience in teaching, mentoring, or academic program oversight; Knowledge of nursing education, healthcare systems, and public health principles; Knowledge of academic administration, accreditation, curriculum oversight, and faculty and staff affairs; Skill in strategic planning, organizational leadership, and change management; Skill in financial management and resource allocation; Ability to lead complex operations and build high performing teams; Ability to communicate effectively with diverse internal and external stakeholders; Ability to promote innovation in education and support diversity, equity, and inclusion; and. Preferred Qualifications: Leadership of complex academic or clinical organizations; Budget and administrative operations management; Development of academic-practice partnerships and workforce initiatives; Advancement of technology enabled education and innovation; Knowledge of technology enhanced education, including simulation, virtual reality, and digital health; Experience leading academic units in a research intensive university; Experience with interdisciplinary collaboration and external relations; and.