Dean, School of Nursing and Midwifery

Mildmay Uganda is a trusted leader in delivering innovative healthcare solutions, with a mission to provide exceptional, compassionate care to communities nationwide. Founded in 1998, the organisation works across key impact areas including health systems strengthening, HIV/AIDS care and treatment, translational research, health professional training, orphans and vulnerable children, pandemic response, community engagement, and psychosocial and livelihood support. Through its School of Health Sciences, Mildmay Uganda is now seeking an experienced academic leader to serve as Dean of the School of Nursing and Midwifery.

About the role The Dean will provide strategic, academic and administrative leadership for the School of Nursing and Midwifery, championing excellence in health professions education, research and community engagement. Reporting to the leadership of Mildmay Uganda, the Dean will shape the school's vision, ensure the quality and relevance of its programmes, and foster an environment that supports students, faculty and staff to deliver compassionate, high-quality care.

Key responsibilities - Provide overall academic and administrative leadership for the School of Nursing and Midwifery. - Oversee curriculum development, programme quality assurance and accreditation processes. - Lead, mentor and support academic staff and faculty development. - Promote excellence in teaching, learning and clinical practice. - Foster research, innovation and partnerships that advance nursing and midwifery education. - Manage the school's resources, planning and budgeting effectively. - Represent the school and contribute to the strategic direction of Mildmay Uganda. - Uphold the values of compassionate, patient-centred care across all programmes.

Qualifications, skills and experience Candidates should hold advanced academic and professional qualifications in nursing and midwifery, with significant experience in health professions education and academic leadership. Strong managerial, interpersonal and communication skills, a commitment to quality and equity in health education, and the ability to engage with regulators, partners and communities are essential.

Why join Mildmay Uganda Since its founding in 1998, Mildmay Uganda has been a trusted leader in delivering innovative healthcare solutions and training, with key impact areas spanning HIV/AIDS care and treatment, health systems strengthening, translational research, health professional training, orphans and vulnerable children, pandemic response, community engagement, and psychosocial and livelihood support. As Dean, you will help shape the next generation of nurses and midwives while contributing to the strategic direction of a respected national health institution.

How to apply Interested candidates should submit their application through the application link on this listing. Only candidates with complete information who meet the stipulated requirements will be considered. Attach your CV or resume and any supporting documents with your application.