CON Promotion for Clinical Rank: Difference between revisions

<li style="margin-bottom:15px;">If an individual has a clinical rank appointment and wishes to seek an appointment on an academic rank, the individual will need to request a change from a clinical rank appointment to an appointment on the academic rank given the individual's accomplishments align with their current rank in the academic appointments. Consideration of transfer between ranks represents a major career decision and is pursued only after serious consideration of the implications of such a change, and careful deliberation between the faculty member and appropriate division assistant dean. If mutually agreeable, a one-time transfer is allowed between a clinical rank appointment and an academic rank appointment.</li>

<li style="margin-bottom:15px;">The College of Nursing shall promulgate written standards which shall be used in making all recommendations on clinical rank promotion. The standards are applicable for faculty with a masters or doctorally prepared faculty members holding a Special Appointment in the College of Nursing.</li>

<li style="margin-bottom:15px;">College of Nursing Promotion and Tenure Committee will function as the peer review committee.  The committee functions include: assure complete and accurate documentation of the candidate's accomplishments; assessing the merits of the candidate's accomplishments in relation to the standards of promotion for clinical rank; and advise the dean in writing regarding the promotion recommendation.</li>

<li style="margin-bottom:15px;">The College of Nursing Promotion and Tenure Committee solicits external reviews of applicants for promotion. Applicants must indicate whether they waive or retain their right of access to review letters. The External Letters of Review Waiver form indicating the applicant's decision regarding access to external reviews must be signed before letters are solicited. Refer to College of Nursing Promotion and Tenure website.</li>