CTE Instructor - Practical Nursing Instructor

Copiah Lincoln Community College•Natchez, MS

About The Position

Career-Technical Instructors prepare students to meet entry-level knowledge and skill requirements in their specialty areas. The Practical Nursing Instructor teaches occupational competencies and related subject matter, prepares competency-based course outlines and lesson materials, supervises laboratory experiences, and monitors student progress. The instructor also supports curriculum development, program operations, student advising and employment placement, and faculty activities. Career-Technical Instructors report to the Dean of Career, Technical.

Requirements

Maintain an unencumbered registered nursing license in Mississippi.
Associate degree in Nursing.
Three years of clinical experience working as a registered nurse, or two years of experience as faculty in a nursing/allied health program.
If selected, satisfy clinical agency requirements, such as background checks, immunizations, and CPR.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in Nursing.
Five years of clinical experience working as a registered nurse, or three years of experience as faculty in a nursing/allied health program.

Responsibilities

Teach students the occupational competencies necessary for employment.
Prepare competency-based outlines for each instructional course or program.
Prepare detailed lesson plans, job sheets, and laboratory experiments for all units of instruction.
Recommend curriculum changes to maintain an up-to-date program.
Develop and maintain records of each student's progress in the program.
Teach related subject matter.
Supervise laboratory experience.
Develop a schedule of courses for each semester.
Review and select instructional materials, including textbooks and audiovisual materials.
Submit timely requests for supplies and other instructional materials.
Complete enrollment and follow-up reports.
Assist in developing an annual budget for the instructional program.
Maintain a clean and safe laboratory environment.
Recommend new or replacement equipment for the program.
Maintain an inventory of equipment and tools assigned to the program.
Keep equipment functioning and in good working order through an effective preventive maintenance system.
Maintain an active craft committee that meets twice a year.
Visit industry to develop rapport with potential employers.
Take an active role in advising and counseling students.
Help students find employment in an occupation related to their training.
Fulfill career license certification requirements by attending specified classes and workshops.
Serve on faculty committees.
Attend faculty meetings and workshops.
Perform assigned duties on orientation days scheduled during summer months.