We are currently recruiting Clinical/Lab Instructors in full-time and part-time capacities.
Position Summary
Clinical/Lab Instructors are integral to the preparation of future registered nurses. Working within a collaborative academic environment, instructors are responsible for facilitating student learning, evaluating performance, mentoring students in lab and clinical environment.
Successful candidates will demonstrate a commitment to excellence in nursing education, professional practice, and student success while fostering a culture of accountability, critical thinking, and compassionate care.
Key Responsibilities
Teaching and Learning
· Deliver high-quality instruction in laboratory, simulation, and clinical settings as assigned.
· Design and facilitate meaningful learning experiences that support the achievement of lab and clinical courses and program outcomes.
· Promote the development of clinical reasoning, professional judgment, evidence-informed practice, and ethical decision-making.
· Integrate current nursing standards, research, and best practices into teaching activities.
Student Support and Evaluation
· Assess and evaluate student performance using established courses and program outcomes.
· Provide timely feedback that supports academic growth and professional development.
· Mentor and guide students in achieving clinical and academic competencies.
· Maintain accurate records related to student progress, evaluations, and course activities.
Program Responsibilities
· Participate in curriculum review, development, and continuous quality improvement initiatives.
· Collaborate with faculty colleagues, clinical partners, and healthcare stakeholders.
· Contribute to accreditation activities, program evaluation, and institutional initiatives.
· Maintain professional competence through ongoing scholarship, professional development, and engagement in nursing practice.
· Participate in faculty meetings, committees, and program planning activities.
Requirements
Qualifications
· Bachelor of Nursing (BN, BScN, or equivalent) required.
· Current registration, or eligibility for registration, with the College of New Brunswick Nurses (CNBN).
· Minimum of two years of recent and relevant clinical nursing experience.
· Experience in preceptorship or clinical education.
· Strong communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills.
· Experience with student assessment.
· Proficiency with educational technologies, learning management systems, and Microsoft Office applications.
· Demonstrated commitment to equity, professionalism, and student-centered learning.
Benefits
What We Offer
· Competitive compensation
· Five weeks of vacation
· Paid annual nursing licensing fees
· Health and dental benefits
· Group Retirement Savings Plan with employer matching
· Professional development funding
· Scrub allowance
· Free on-site parking
· A collaborative academic environment focused on excellence in nursing education
