Clinical Instructor in Nursing Program

The Nursing Program is seeking a passionate and experienced Clinical Instructor to support the clinical education of nursing students across various specialties including General Nursing Medical-Surgical Pediatrics and Critical Care. The Clinical Instructor plays a pivotal role in guiding students through real-world clinical experiences ensuring they develop the professional knowledge skills and attitudes required for safe competent and compassionate nursing care.

Key Responsibilities:

• Supervise nursing students during clinical rotations in diverse healthcare settings including general medical-surgical units pediatric wards critical care units and community care environments.
  

• Guide students in the performance of nursing procedures ensuring safety accuracy and alignment with evidence-based practices.
  

• Create a supportive respectful and professional learning environment to enhance student confidence and competence.
  

• Evaluate student clinical performance providing constructive feedback coaching and assessment based on program competencies.
  

• Ensure adherence to hospital policies ethical guidelines and professional nursing standards.
  

• Maintain accurate documentation of student attendance performance and progression.
  

• Collaborate with nursing faculty and clinical site coordinators to ensure clinical placements meet learning objectives.
  

• Participate in faculty meetings and clinical education discussions.
  

• Assist in identifying students who need additional clinical support and contribute to individualized improvement plans.
  

• Promote the development of critical thinking problem-solving and clinical judgment.
  

• Model professionalism ethical behavior and commitment to lifelong learning.
  

• Support curriculum development and assist in updating clinical education materials.
  

• Help coordinate clinical schedules and ensure students receive a well-rounded experience across specialties.
  

• Teach and reinforce culturally competent patient-centered care principles.
  

Education:

• Bachelor s Degree in Nursing from an accredited university.
  

• Certification or training in Medical-Surgical Pediatrics Critical Care or General Nursing is an asset.
  

Experience:

• 1 3 years of clinical experience in general nursing required.
  

• Preferred experience in one or more of the following: pediatrics critical care medical-surgical.
  

• Experience in clinical instruction preceptorship or mentorship is highly desirable.
  

Skills:

• Strong foundation in clinical nursing knowledge and teaching strategies.
  

• Ability to foster student growth in both knowledge and practice.
  

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
  

• Proficient in computer use and electronic documentation.
  

• Ability to provide leadership and support in clinical education settings.
  

• Strong organizational and evaluation skills.
  

Additional Requirements:

• Availability for flexible clinical hours based on rotation needs.
  

• Submission of 3 to 5 contactable references (Name Job Title Phone Number).