Pediatrics Nursing Lab & Clinical Educator

GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition package

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401K

Paid holidays

PTO

Education tuition discount

Job summary

Grand Canyon University in Meridian, ID is seeking a Lab/Clinical Nursing Faculty in Pediatrics to reinforce didactic content and supervise clinical and lab experiences for pre-licensure nurses.

The role requires a Master of Science in Nursing, active RN license in ID or a compact state, and at least 2 years of pediatric nursing experience. Teaching is preferred; travel to clinical sites is required; strong communication with faculty is essential.

Qualifications

• MSN required and active RN license in ID or compact state.
• Minimum 2 years of pediatric nursing experience.
• Teaching experience at the collegiate level preferred.
• Evidence of professional involvement (orgs, presentations, publications).
• Strong communication and relationship-building with students and faculty.

Responsibilities

• Reinforces didactic content within clinical and lab settings for pre-licensure Nursing.
• Collaborates with faculty to evaluate and document student progress.
• Participates in grading written and clinical/lab performance.
• Maintains communication with program faculty and director; attends selected meetings.
• Stays current with trends in nursing and adheres to accreditation requirements.
• Upholds nursing tenets and university pillars.
• Requires travel to student clinical sites to observe performance.

Skills

Pediatric nursing

Communication skills

Education

MSN required

Job description

Grand Canyon University in Meridian, ID is seeking a Lab/Clinical Nursing Faculty in Pediatrics to reinforce didactic content and supervise clinical and lab experiences for pre-licensure nurses.

The role requires a Master of Science in Nursing, active RN license in ID or a compact state, and at least 2 years of pediatric nursing experience. Teaching is preferred; travel to clinical sites is required; strong communication with faculty is essential.