Registered Nurse Instructor — Clinical Educator

Jersey College; Ewing Township (NJ); On-site; USD 68,000 - 97,000; Full time

Job summary

Jersey College in Ewing, NJ seeks a Registered Nurse Instructor to deliver clinical instruction across long-term care, sub-acute, and acute sites. The role emphasizes guiding student growth, assessing progress, and maintaining attendance records.

Required MSN, valid RN license in NJ, and at least 3 years of RN experience. Teaching experience is preferred but not required; commitment to nursing education and student success is essential.

Qualifications

• MSN required.
• Valid State RN License required.
• Minimum of 3 years recent experience as a Registered Nurse.
• Prior teaching experience is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

• Providing clinical instruction at long-term care, sub-acute, and acute clinical sites.
• Creating a clinical environment that fosters students' academic growth and guides their professional development.
• Preparing student progress reports and grade reports.
• Maintaining accurate and timely attendance records.
• Evaluating student competence based on program philosophy and objectives.
• Implementing evaluation devices of student learning and clinical experience to measure progress and competency.
• Attending faculty meetings.
• Maintaining professional qualifications as an RN Instructor through CE programs and courses.
• Perform other duties as required by the program director, program dean, or campus administration

Skills

Communication

Team work

Clinical supervision

Organizational skills

RN nursing knowledge

Education

MSN

RN license

Job description

Jersey College in Ewing, NJ seeks a Registered Nurse Instructor to deliver clinical instruction across long-term care, sub-acute, and acute sites. The role emphasizes guiding student growth, assessing progress, and maintaining attendance records.

Required MSN, valid RN license in NJ, and at least 3 years of RN experience. Teaching experience is preferred but not required; commitment to nursing education and student success is essential.