Med-Surg Nursing Clinical Instructor (Adjunct) — Mentor Nurses

West Coast University; Ontario (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

West Coast University seeks a Nursing Faculty member to guide nursing students and help shape future clinicians. You will be a key member of our student-centered, innovative community, mentoring students, modeling professional practice, and contributing to curriculum and assessment.

The role emphasizes diverse teaching methods, clinical supervision, and scholarly activity, with expectations to align with state regulations and uphold our commitment to patient care and student success.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in nursing required and professional nurse licensure.
• Clinical RN with at least 2 years direct patient care experience.
• At least 1 year in the teaching field or related clinical teaching.
• Compliance with state regulations governing nursing programs.

Responsibilities

• Mentor and guide students in coursework and clinical settings.
• Demonstrate enthusiasm for teaching and the learning process.
• Implement and adapt teaching schedules and methods.
• Contribute to course and curriculum assessment and improvement.
• Improve class materials and syllabi within a shared governance framework.
• Utilize various teaching methods to ensure learning outcomes.
• Maintain scholarly activities and professional growth.
• Support student success and clinical preparation in patient care settings.
• Clarify expectations with clinical facilities and supervise student placements.

Skills

Mentoring

Teaching

Curriculum assessment

Student guidance

Education

Master’s degree in nursing

Professional nurse licensure

Tools

Microsoft Office

Outlook

PowerPoint

LMS (Learning Management System)

Job description

West Coast University seeks a Nursing Faculty member to guide nursing students and help shape future clinicians. You will be a key member of our student-centered, innovative community, mentoring students, modeling professional practice, and contributing to curriculum and assessment.

The role emphasizes diverse teaching methods, clinical supervision, and scholarly activity, with expectations to align with state regulations and uphold our commitment to patient care and student success.