Assistant Professor-BSN

Responsibilities

• Participates in the development, coordination, implementation and evaluation of individual courses and the overall curriculum within the college.
• Participates in faculty development, governance and College decision making.
• Participates in faculty organization committees.
• Promotes and maintains collaborative relationships between College and clinical agencies.
• Teaches: Classroom and clinical preparation, instruction, supervision, and evaluation.
• Coordinates and supervises students' clinical experiences consistent with established standards of care and course/program objectives.
• Serves as academic advisor for students.
• Participates in professional activity and community service.
• Participates in scholarly activities (may include the following): On-going study and research to develop expertise and maintain proficiency and growth in one’s field of professional specialization. Writing, editing, reviewing tests and articles. Serving as a consultant in the profession. Attendance and participation in meetings, conferences and conventions of professional associations.
• Participates in the coordination, advisement, and supervision of student organization and other activities of the College not related to academics.

Qualifications

• Candidate must possess RN licensure in the state of Iowa as required by accreditation regulations.
• A master's degree from a regionally accredited institution of higher education in nursing or related field required.
• Ideal candidate will have a minimum of 2 years of teaching experience in program discipline or 2 years recent clinical experience in area of teaching.
• Current clinical skills and demonstrated competency in practice.
• Evidence of ability in teaching as indicated by others in the field or promising potential to teach.
• Demonstrated ability to do scholarly work appropriate to the individual's field.
• Evidence of involvement in professional activity and community service.
• Current license or permit to practice their profession in the state of Iowa.