Clinical Nursing Instructor (RN) Part-Time - Portland, OR (Hiring Immediately)
Clinical Nursing Instructor (RN) Part-Time - Portland, OR (Hiring Immediately)
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SENIORITY
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About the role
- Guide nursing students through hands-on clinical experiences in local healthcare settings
- Connect real-world nursing practice to what students are learning in their courses
- Coach and mentor students as they develop clinical skills, judgment, communication, and confidence
- Observe student performance and provide meaningful feedback and evaluation
- Recognize opportunities for additional support and help students develop through coaching and remediation
- Collaborate with Joyce faculty and staff to support a consistent, student-centered learning experience
- Stay current in your nursing practice and bring current clinical knowledge into your teaching
- Participate in select university activities such as faculty meetings, pinning ceremonies, and graduation
- Why Become a Clinical Faculty Member at Joyce?
- Make a difference without stepping away from nursing.
- Continue your nursing career while sharing your experience with students who are just beginning theirs.
- Teach, mentor, and give back.
- If you've ever been the nurse others turn to for guidance, you've already experienced an important part of what makes a great clinical educator.
- Enjoy meaningful part-time work.
- Clinical faculty typically work 1–2 shifts per week during the academic term, giving you the opportunity to teach while maintaining other professional or personal commitments.
- Join a supportive academic community.
- You'll be part of a collaborative team that cares deeply about students, faculty, and the future of healthcare.
- Keep learning, too.
- Joyce supports professional growth through opportunities for development and tuition reimbursement or tuition reduction toward an MSN or DNP.
- What You Bring Required
- Current, unencumbered RN license in the State of OregonMaster's degree in Nursing2–3 years of clinical nursing experience
- PreferredPrevious teaching, precepting, mentoring, or clinical education experience
- No formal teaching experience? That's okay.
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