Part-Time Faculty: Nursing - Fall 2026
Quinnipiac University's School of Nursing invites applications for part-time faculty to provide clinical supervision for undergraduate students for the Fall 2026 semester. Opportunities exist primarily at long-term care facilities. This position requires one day per week clinical commitment for a 15-week semester. Both weekend and weekday shifts are available. Teaching opportunities for more than one day per week are also available within the undergraduate nursing program.
About the Role
Experienced and new nurse educators are encouraged to apply. The School of Nursing is highly collaborative and supportive, offering mentorship and training to support nurse colleagues who are new to clinical education.
About the School
The School of Nursing serves 1,100 graduate and undergraduate students. Faculty and staff collaborate with colleagues in the Center for Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences and all schools across campus to create innovative interprofessional educational experiences. The Center, located at the North Haven, CT campus, encompasses 325,000 square feet designed for collaborative learning, including:
- 48 pro-section stations
- 16 standardized patient rooms
- An exceptional health sciences library
- 7 high-fidelity simulation rooms (including 2 ORs and a PACU)
- Health assessment and skills labs
- Advanced diagnostic imaging equipment
- Classrooms outfitted with the latest technology
As one of 15 schools in the nation with holistically endorsed programs, the School of Nursing emphasizes the social, emotional, spiritual, and psychological aspects of care, as well as the physical, throughout its curriculum. Programs include:
- Traditional and accelerated second-degree baccalaureate programs
- Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) for nurse practitioners specializing in adult-gerontology or families
- Online MSN for RNs pursuing mid-level management (covering quality improvement, fiscal management, human resources, and informatics)
- Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) for post-master’s RNs in advanced leadership or specialized population-based care
About Quinnipiac University
Quinnipiac University is a private, coeducational institution located 90 minutes north of New York City and two hours from Boston. The university enrolls 9,700 students in over 100 degree programs across its Schools of Business, Communications, Education, Computing & Engineering, Health Sciences, Law, Medicine, Nursing, and the College of Arts & Sciences. Quinnipiac is recognized for its:
- 21 Division I athletic teams, including a 2023 NCAA National Championship in ice hockey, a three-time defending national champion women’s rugby team, and a Sweet 16 appearance by the women’s basketball team
- Nationally recognized Quinnipiac University Poll
- Consistent rankings by U.S. News & World Report and Princeton Review
- #51 ranking among best colleges nationally by The Wall Street Journal for graduation rate, salary impact, learning facilities, career preparation, and learning opportunities
The university is expanding programs for traditional and adult learners, developing innovative strategic partnerships, and recently opened a South Quad with three new buildings.
Responsibilities
- Educating and supervising undergraduate students in the clinical setting
- Working with course coordinators to supervise pre-licensure students in achieving course outcomes
- Evaluating student clinical performance and written work
Requirements
- Master’s degree in nursing (required)
- Unencumbered RN or APRN license in Connecticut (required)
- Current or recent clinical practice
Qualifications
- Currently practicing in a clinical setting or educational environment
- Experience with teaching students in clinical nursing (desired)
- Ability to demonstrate effective teaching in the clinical setting
- Proven ability to collaborate effectively with individuals from varied backgrounds