Adjunct RN Faculty - PRN Orlando Critical Care/Complex Care Clinical/Lab - Nursing
Adjunct RN Faculty - PRN Orlando Critical Care/Complex Care Clinical/Lab - Nursing
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Reinforce didactic content, teaching the knowledge and skills needed for pre-licensure nursing
- Collaborate with content area faculty to provide expert evaluation and documentation of student progress toward clinical objectives
- Participate in grading written and clinical performance check-offs
- Remain current with new trends and development in the specific field of nursing practice
- Maintain compliance with requirements for program accreditation
- Uphold the tenets of nursing as a holistic profession as well as the pillars of the University
- Travel to GCU student sites, directly observing student performance
- Participate in and/or support of the university program in all areas including an evident congruence with the philosophy and direction of the institution, and service to the community
- Provide a positive example to students by supporting the University's Doctrinal Statement, Ethical Position Statement and Mission of Grand Canyon University
- MSN required for clinicals/labs.
- Minimum of 2 years' recent work experience in Critical Care/Complex Care nursing with a MSNAn active, current, unencumbered, and multi-state (compact) RN license
- Must successfully pass a drug test and competency testing
- Excellent communication skills, and the ability to build positive relationships with students#highered #faculty #teach #GCU #Critical
- Care #Complex
- Care #nursing #educator #MSN #PRN #INDLOPESUP
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