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Full-Time Nursing Faculty
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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.
$91,175 / year median in Maryland
+15% projected growth
Job Description
Description The program is seeking a qualified professional with expertise in medical surgical nursing. Additional experience in pediatric nursing preferred. Please note that this position is in the full-time faculty bargaining unit, which is represented by the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), Maryland. Examples of Duties The successful candidate's responsibilities will include both classroom and clinical teaching, engaging in department and college wide service activities, and academic advising. Classroom content includes responsibility for nursing concepts related to each of the above specialty areas and will be assigned according to area of professional expertise. Clinical responsibilities include direct supervision of students in a variety of settings. Qualifications The successful candidate must hold current RN licensure in the State of Maryland, a minimum of a Master's Degree in Nursing, and demonstrate a strong foundation in nursing theory and practice. Current bedside nursing experience is required. A Master's in Nursing Education or Post - Master's Certificate in Nursing Education is preferred. Physical Requirements Work for 8-12 hours performing physical tasks requiring physical energy without jeopardy to client and student safety (strenuous physical activities include but are not limited to: pushing, pulling, stooping, walking and carrying more than 50 pounds). Performing fine movements and be able to manipulate instruments and equipment. Have auditory ability sufficient to monitor and assess health needs of clients. Have visual ability sufficient for observation and assessment necessary for client care. #HEJ