(Pool) Nurse Aide I and II Instructor

Posted 6 days ago

wilson community collegeWilson (NC)

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

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About the role

Part-Time/Adjunct Faculty Wilson Community College is seeking to expand our pool of part-time/adjunct faculty for when a job is available to be filled for class instruction. These positions may or may not be available at this time; however, after a review of qualifications, applicants may be contacted in the future. Part-time/adjunct faculty provide quality, effective instruction in assigned courses on a part-time, temporary basis. Only qualified, credentialed applicants will be considered.

Salary: Salary is based on education.

Expected Work Hours: Flexible Scheduling

Education and Experience: Minimum of an associate's degree in nursing; registered nurse with current, unencumbered NC license with 2 years as a registered nurse required. Applicants with experience in a long term or skilled nursing facility and teaching experience preferred. Wilson Community College is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In accordance with the ADA, if you require a reasonable accommodation to apply for this position, please notify the Human Resources Office. EOE/ADAAt Wilson Community College, we believe in the power of community, education, and excellence. You'll work in a supportive, mission-driven environment that values integrity, innovation, and collaboration. We offer competitive compensation, state benefits, and opportunities for professional growth.

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