Clinical Instructor
prosperity training centerButte (MT)
About the role
Job Description:
- CNA Instructor (NATP Program – Lab & Clinical) Minimum Years of Experience 2 years of nursing experience and 1 year required to be worked in a skilled nursing facility
- Minimum Level of Education
- Unincumbered RN or LPN License through the state of Montana
Job Description:
Under the direction of the Administrator and supervision of the NATP Program Coordinator, the Instructor will provide hands-on training and supervision in accordance with Montana state NATP requirements.
Qualifications:
- Active, unencumbered RN or LPN license in Montana
- Minimum of 1 year nursing experience in a nursing home is required
- Experience in supervising certified nursing assistants (preferred) Strong communication and organizational skills
- Professional demeanor and ability to maintain confidentiality
- Job Skills and Duties:
Knowledge and experience working with culturally diverse and special populations.
Professional attitude and appearance to encompass confidential information.
Effectively operate office equipment and apply computer skills.
Understands the general principles of health education.
Assure compliance with regulatory agencies.
Responsibilities:
- Set up and provide in-person lab instruction· Supervise students during clinical rotations· Evaluate student skills and competencies· Maintain accurate attendance and clinical documentation· Ensure compliance with Montana state regulations· Communicate student progress with program leadership Available hours: Per DiemThese positions offer an excellent opportunity to work with students in a supportive and professional training environment while helping prepare the next generation of healthcare providers.
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