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South Suburban College

Adjunct Instructor, Nursing

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Job Description

Location:
15800 S.
State Street, South Holland Job Type:
Adjunct Faculty Job Number:
00032
Department:
Nursing Division:
Academic Services Description The Nursing Department at South Suburban College is seeking part-time adjunct clinical faculty in Fundamentals, Medical-Surgical, Advanced Medical-Surgical, Mental Health, and OB/PEDS. Responsibilities for clinical include but are not limited to providing a clinical educational experience that is reflective of didactic classroom learning. Minimum Qualifications Master Degree in Nursing a minimum of two years experience in education and/or clinical education a license in Illinois. An Indiana license would be a plus. Supplemental Information The Basic Nursing Assistant Training Program at South Suburban College is also seeking part-time adjunct faculty.
Minimum Requirements:
Associate Degree in Nursing. Current and active Illinois RN license in good standing along with a minimum of two years' experience teaching in a Basic Nurse Assistant Training Program (theory, laboratory and clinical instruction and evaluation). Current CPR card (American Heart Association for healthcare workers). Successfully pass a criminal background check and urine drug screen and other health compliance. Completion of the IDPH Train-the-Trainer Instructor and Approved Evaluator Certifications with the State of Illinois, within the last 5 years. Recent experience with providing nursing care for the elderly, chronically ill and patients with Alzheimer's/dementia. Computer skills. Experience with technologies used for instruction. CNAEA membership encouraged.