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Riverland Community College in Austin, MN is seeking a part-time Nursing, Clinical AD Instructor to join our campus faculty. This position may involve teaching in traditional classrooms, online, or both, with multimodal delivery.
The ideal candidate holds a Bachelor's in Nursing, RN license, and at least four years of paid RN experience; recency rules apply. Teaching experience and ability to engage diverse learners are preferred.
All Job Postings will close at 12:01 a.m. CT on the specified Closing Date (if designated).
Working Title: Nursing, Clinical AD Instructor
Institution: Riverland Community College
Classification Title: Community College Faculty
Bargaining Unit / Union: 218: Non-Unit
City: Austin
FLSA: Job Exempt
Full Time / Part Time: Part time
Employment Condition: Unclassified - Limited Academic (Fixed Term)
Salary Range: $24,800.00 - $52,800.00
We are seeking an instructor dedicated to excellence in teaching who desires to make a difference in the lives of our students. This teaching assignment is located on the Austin Campus. The instructor may be assigned to teach in a traditional classroom, a virtual (online) classroom, or both (multimodal).
The candidate must work cooperatively with faculty and staff, demonstrate knowledge of and experience assessing student learning outcomes, participate in department meetings and college-wide committees, and maintain ongoing professional development activities.
Part-time faculty members are paid by number of credits taught each semester and the amount per credit ranges from $775.00-$2,396.43 (depending on education and experience).
Prior teaching experience and familiarity with different learning styles, with the experience/ability to incorporate the latest technology into teaching methods, including online and distance learning strategies like D2L. Willingness to teach in-person and multimodal courses. Bilingual/multilingual, fluent in Spanish, Karen, Karenni, Somali, Pohnpeian, French, Nuer, Anuak, or other languages that reflect our student body, workforce, and communities. Demonstrated experience working with multicultural and underserved populations.