Clinical Lab Instructor Registered Nurse

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Nursing Instructors and Teachers, Postsecondary Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools

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Mid

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$85k-$90k

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About the role

A university located in St Paul, MN is currently seeking a qualified Clinical Lab Instructor - Registered Nurse to join their team full-time! Check out the details below:

Title: Clinical Lab Instructor - Registered Nurse

Job Type: Permanent / Direct Hire

Setting: Faculty Educator

Location: St Paul, MN

Schedule: Full-time, Mon-Fri typically 7:00am-4:30pm or 8:00am-5:00pm

Pay: $85k-$90k salary, plus full medical, dental, vision, 15 paid holidays, accrued PTO, and includes tuition benefits

JOB DESCRIPTION: The Clinical Lab Instructor - Registered Nurse duties to include but not limited to: Facilitate effective student learning in the clinical/lab setting and via the online learning environment Collaborate effectively with the Healthcare Partner and its staff and support clinical adjunct faculty when needed Maintain and Teach Nursing Knowledge; maintain current knowledge of the extended campuses Nursing curriculum, policies, and requirements

REQUIREMENTS: Active RN license in MN

MSN required Prefer 2 years of teaching experience, but not required Evidence of two years of successful professional nursing practice in Mental Health, Med Surg, and OB Minimum 5 years of experience APPLY TODAY with an updated resume to be immediately considered!

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