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Northeastern University
Part Time Lecturer - School of Nursing, Clinical
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What they do
A Nursing Instructor or Professor teaches nursing students with a combination of classroom instruction and clinical training. Teaches academic subjects needed as the foundation for nursing, such as anatomy and chemistry, and also job skills required for direct patient care. Teaches at a college or in a hospital or other clinical setting.
$101,252 / year median in Massachusetts
+12% projected growth
Job Description
Part Time Lecturer - School of Nursing, Clinical About the Opportunity Job Description The School of Nursing is seeking part-time faculty to teach clinical courses in the following areas: Adult Medical/Surgical, Public Community Health, Maternal Child/Women's Heath, Pediatrics, and Psychiatric/Mental Health, and Senior Practicum. Part-time instructor positions are available as determined by the department's curricular and institutional needs. A nursing clinical instructor plays a crucial role in the education and training of nursing students. Their primary responsibility is to facilitate the clinical learning experiences of nursing students and ensure that they develop the knowledge, skills, and competencies required to become competent and safe nurses. Responsibilities include educating, evaluating, supervising, mentoring, and professional role modeling. Requirements to teach a clinical course include a minimum of a Master's Degree in Nursing, a minimum of two years' relevant professional nursing experience, and a current Massachusetts RN license. Previous teaching experience is highly desirable.