Nursing Instructor

About the role

The instructor position plays a critical role in the teaching and learning process, ensuring that students achieve mastery of course, program, and institutional learning outcomes. The instructor is responsible for preparing and delivering high-quality instruction, engaging in program improvement processes, and participating in various institutional and student affairs initiatives. This position requires a proactive and dedicated approach to student success, including fostering a positive and supportive learning environment, utilizing diverse teaching methodologies, and collaborating with colleagues to ensure ongoing program and student development.

Responsibilities

• Prepares lessons and course materials in accordance with the college's curriculum, using appropriate teaching methods and resources.
• Adheres to course syllabi, ensuring alignment with program goals and accreditation requirements.
• Delivers instruction to students through dynamic and varied instructional techniques to support various learning styles.
• Maintains a positive, inclusive, and professional classroom environment that fosters student engagement and success.
• Maintains regular and open communication with students regarding their progress, attendance, and performance, ensuring timely responses to inquiries and concerns.
• Provides proactive academic advising, tutoring, and office hours to assist students with course material, assignments, and career development.
• Participates in student affairs activities such as new student orientation, student clubs, and career services events to support overall student engagement and success.
• Regularly assesses student learning outcomes; implements strategies to enhance student performance and course effectiveness.
• Utilizes student achievement and learning data to contribute to program improvement processes, including program review, assessment, and evaluation.
• Stays current with industry trends and academic best practices.
• Participates in departmental meetings, industry advisory boards, and faculty development activities to contribute to continuous improvement efforts and program growth