Northwest University's College Of Business is hiring: Instructor - Pediatric Nursing Clinical (Adjunct) in Kirkland
$1,230-1,407
Apply (opens in a new tab)Northwest University's College Of Business is hiring: Instructor - Pediatric Nursing Clinical (Adjunct) in Kirkland
Posted 31 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$1,230-1,407
About the role
- Masters degree or higher in nursing
- Bachelors degree in nursing with a Masters degree in a related field
- Holds a current unrestricted license to practice as a registered nurse in the State of Washington.
- Has current clinical experience of at least three years in the clinical subject area being taught.
- Has current or recent nursing experience at Seattle Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center and is familiar with that organization’s policies and procedures.
- Has a demonstrated record of successful teaching of nursing skills, concepts, and critical thinking.
- Possesses a deep, personal commitment to Jesus Christ and to the Spirit-filled life.
- Demonstrates a commitment to the integration of faith and learning.
- Shows willingness and ability to apply the Christian worldview in course design and instruction, and advising.
- Indicates a commitment to helping students to achieve overarching nursing program objectives and learning objectives specific to the courses taught.
- Establishes and maintains positive relationships with students, faculty, university staff, clinical site personnel and its clients/patients, and the general constituency of the University.
- Models best instructional practices in the clinical or skills lab setting.
- Continually develops professional skills in aspiring students through coaching, modeling, evaluation, feedback, and direct instruction.
- Compensation
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