Clinical Instructor in Nursing Program

Role Overview

Clinical Teaching and Supervision

• Supervise and guide nursing students during clinical rotations, laboratory sessions, simulation activities, and practical training.
• Demonstrate safe, ethical, and evidence-based nursing practices in clinical settings.
• Facilitate case discussions, simulation-based learning, and clinical demonstrations.
• Assess students’ clinical competence, skills, and professional behavior using structured evaluation tools.
• Provide timely, constructive, and development-focused feedback to students.
• Use educational technologies and Blackboard LMS to support teaching and learning.

Student Support and Development

• Mentor and support students in navigating academic and clinical challenges.
• Encourage critical thinking, patient-centered care, and professional conduct.
• Monitor student performance and contribute to clinical evaluations.

Academic and Administrative Responsibilities

• Participate in student assessment and evaluation processes.
• Prepare course reports and maintain accurate academic and clinical documentation.
• Submit grades, attendance records, evaluations, and reports on time.
• Contribute to course development and continuous improvement initiatives.

Professional Collaboration

• Adhere to institutional policies, clinical regulations, and ethical standards.
• Collaborate with faculty, healthcare partners, and multidisciplinary clinical teams.
• Participate in departmental meetings, workshops, and professional development activities.

Community Engagement

• Participate in healthcare awareness campaigns and community outreach initiatives aligned with the college mission.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Nursing.
• Valid professional nursing license or registration.
• At least one year of clinical nursing experience.
• Teaching or clinical supervision experience is preferred.
• Strong clinical, communication, and mentoring skills.
• Familiarity with simulation-based education and LMS platforms.

Core Competencies

• Strong clinical and decision-making skills.
• Effective teaching and coaching abilities.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Student-centered and patient-focused approach.
• Professionalism, accountability, and teamwork.