Nursing

About the Role

The Department of Nursing periodically has needs for additional adjunct faculty and clinical instructors. Time and site requirements vary based on current needs.

Key Responsibilities

• Clinical Instructors:
• Supervise clinical experiences.
• Grade and provide feedback on clinical performance.
• Communicate student progress with course lead faculty.
• Undergraduate clinical instructors supervise students in clinical sites within 1 hour of campus and may be asked to come to campus occasionally for labs and simulations.
• Graduate clinical instructors work with students and their preceptors remotely for most courses and report to the course lead faculty.
• Clinical Instructors working with graduate Advanced Health Assessment students are required to come to campus a few times per semester to evaluate students during their Health Assessment Residency.
• Adjunct Faculty:
• Facilitate didactic courses via remote instruction.
• Ensure course content is up to date with current standards.
• Develop appropriate assignments/assessments to document student attainment of course objectives.
• Provide students with consistent and timely formative and summative feedback.
• Communicate with the appropriate Program Director and/or Assistant Chair to maintain any specific course expectations across the curriculum.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Must possess a current, unencumbered RN license for undergraduate courses.
• Must possess a NP license/certification for graduate courses.
• Canvas LMS is preferred.

Qualifications

• Minimum educational requirement dependent on course/role.
• Excellence in organization and communication.
• Candidates must be able to meet the physical demands routinely required of RNs in the inpatient setting for undergraduate clinical instructor roles.

Please indicate in your application materials if you have interest and/or experience in a specific academic level (undergraduate, graduate) or course.