Completing NFM part 1

Completing the New Faculty Member form part 1

2. Completing page 1

After you find the correct position and click the New Forms link, you’ll see the New Faculty Member form. The first section of the form creates a Duke Unique ID (DUID) for the new faculty member.

Often, new hires have been at Duke previously as students, house staff, or employees and if so, they already have Duke Unique ID (DUID)s. The first section of the form searches to ensure a Duke Unique ID (DUID) does not already exist for the new hire.

Steps to complete page 1 of the New faculty member (NFM) form:

1. Enter the effective date, which is the start date of the primary appointment and the first day on the payroll. You can type in the date or click the date icon to use the calendar tool to select a date.
2. Indicate whether this person has already been affiliated with Duke by typing Y or N.

3. Type the legal last, first, and middle names exactly as they appear on the Social Security card or passport.
    Professional and informal names will be entered later.

4. In the External Email field, enter the new hire’s current, non-Duke email address. If pasting from Outlook, make sure to remove any extraneous characters or formatting.
This is where the background check invitation is sent, so it’s critical that the new hire should be able to access this email account quickly and easily.

5. Enter the date of birth as month/day/year or click the calendar icon to select it.

6. Select a citizenship value by clicking the box icon and selecting one from the drop-down list.

7. Enter the last four digits of the social security number.
If the citizenship is Nonresident, you can indicate “Candidate does not have SSN/ITIN” via checkbox. This choice allows the form to be submitted without the last four digits of the SSN.

8. Add the current home address and phone number in the address fields.

Note: If the faculty member lives outside the United States, enter the Duke Campus Address in the home address fields.

DKU Note: For Duke Kunshan University affiliates only, all types of addresses will be hidden in Scholars@Duke and the Duke Directory.

9. Click the Search button.

2a. Creation of a DUID (Duke Unique ID):

After you click Search, one of the following will occur:

• A new Duke Unique ID (DUID) and NetID will be created and displayed on the form. Be sure to note them and inform the candidate. You can proceed with the next section of the New Faculty Member form.
• More investigation may be necessary. If it is unclear whether a new Duke Unique ID (DUID) can be created, the Duke Unique ID (DUID) reconciliation process begins. In this case, the form can’t move forward until you get an email with the new Duke Unique ID (DUID) and NetID. The New Faculty Member form will be available in your Universal Worklist with this message "Duke Unique ID (DUID) Reconciliation in Process".

When the Duke Unique ID (DUID) has finally been created or fully reconciled, the New Faculty Member form appears with the Duke Unique ID (DUID) at the top of the form, below the position information.

Background Check

Completion of NFM – page 1 triggers initiation of a background check email to the candidate requesting their authorization for the background check to be conducted for positions with PSAs (009, 0010, 0011, 0031). Faculty in SOM clinical PSAs (0019, 0020, 0021, 0041) are excepted from this step; background checks on these positions are performed at a different step; further questions can be directed to the SOM APT office. In the case that a second background check needs to be run, users can email bgcc@duke.edu to request another one.