Faculty - Nursing
Ivy Tech Hamilton County is hiring both Full-Time and Adjunct Faculty in Nursing.
About the role
Provide engaging, high-quality nursing instruction in multiple formats. Faculty support student learning, retention, and completion; provide timely feedback; participate in professional development and community service; and advance Ivy Tech’s mission and strategic initiatives.
Responsibilities
- Deliver assigned courses using effective teaching methods and technology aligned with course objectives and program outcomes.
- Develop and maintain curriculum and supporting course materials.
- Maintain accurate attendance, grade, and student records.
- Create a safe classroom environment conducive to learning.
- Use the College’s Learning Management System to support teaching, assessment, and communication.
- Coach and monitor assigned students in partnership with academic advising staff.
- Track student performance, provide timely interventions, and connect students with tutoring and other resources.
- Maintain required office and student-engagement hours.
- Support student recruitment, retention, and program completion through direct outreach.
- Participate in training, industry experiences, scholarly activities, and continuing education.
- Remain current in nursing practice, teaching methods, and educational technology.
- Build relationships with community, industry, and business partners.
- Serve on committees, accreditation initiatives, grant projects, and other College activities.
- Attend College, campus, department, faculty, and commencement events as assigned.
- Support program management, career services, alumni activities, and College policies.
- Other related duties may be assigned.
Requirements
Applicants must meet Ivy Tech faculty credential requirements and possess working knowledge of technologies relevant to nursing instruction.
- At least three years of Registered Nurse experience for full-time faculty or two years for part-time faculty.
- A current, unencumbered Indiana Registered Nurse license.
- A master’s degree in nursing, as required for the majority of program faculty.
Applicants with a bachelor’s degree in nursing from a regionally accredited institution must:
- Establish a written plan within one semester of appointment to complete a master’s degree in nursing from a regionally accredited institution.
- Provide documentation each semester showing continued progress toward the degree.
- Maintain satisfactory progress under the approved academic plan as a condition of continued employment.
Pay
This is a nine-month academic-year contract. The nine-month salary at the F-2 rank is $60,000. Additional summer courses may be available based on enrollment.