Cna Clinical Instructor

The major responsibility of the position is C.N.A direct instruction and clinical instruction of students. Responsible for teaching, supervising, and evaluating C.N.A. Students in the clinical and/or laboratory setting. The work schedule may include morning, afternoon or evening instruction and/or weekend clinical instruction.

Essential Responsibilities:

Instruction and Facilitation:
- Develop and deliver engaging and interactive classroom instruction to nursing assistant students
- Provide clinical instruction, Direct, instruct, and facilitate student learning in clinical or laboratory settings.
- Facilitate student learning through hands-on patient care experiences and case studies
- Collaborate with faculty and staff to develop and implement curriculum that meets the needs of the program
- Assess student performance through exams, assignments, and evaluations

Communication and Collaboration:Communicate effectively with students and agency interprofessional teams.
Collaborate with school personnel and healthcare agency staff.

Student Evaluation and Support:Evaluate student performance and competence.
Prepare patient assignments, supervise, educate, and evaluate students in diverse clinical settings.
Advise assigned students and maintain progress records.

Professional Role Model:Serve as a professional role model, upholding regulatory, ethical, and nursing standards.

Administrative Tasks:Maintain attendance and clinical experience progress records.
Communicate with lead course faculty and C.N. A Program Clinical Director.

Compliance:Comply with clinical agency policies and procedures.
Attend faculty and/or student meetings.

Requirements:

• Current licensure in good standing as a licensed or registered nurse in Massachusetts.
• experience in long-term care required
• Teaching experience with multi-cultural and learning-disabled students is a plus.
• Minimum of two years of full-time employment in nursing within the past five years.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Prior teaching experience.
• Laboratory and/or clinical simulation teaching experience.
• Understanding and commitment to Nursing Education and working with a diverse population.

Certifications:

• Current Basic Life Care for Healthcare Providers (BLS) certification.
• Ability to meet clinical site CORI requirements.
• Immunization requirements consistent with Massachusetts Department of Public Health.

Supervisory Responsibilities:

• None (N/A).

Conclusion:

The ideal candidate should have a valid RN or LPN license in Massachusetts. The role requires flexibility, commitment, and adherence to educational and clinical standards. The candidate should also meet specific certification and immunization requirements. The job emphasizes continuous improvement, effective communication, and collaboration with healthcare agencies.
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Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $28.32 - $31.38 per hour

Expected hours: No more than 24 per week

Schedule:

• Day shift
• Evening shift
• Monday to Friday

Work Location: In person