Faculty II BSN - Cabarrus College of Health Sciences

24 hours/week. Approximately 2 clinical shifts a week. Responsible for weekly student prep and evaluation.

Cabarrus College has evolved from a small nursing school, established in 1942, into a robust educational institution offering 19 degrees in 11 health science disciplines. Our academic programs range from bachelor’s and master’s degrees for healthcare professionals seeking career advancement, to four-year degrees for students just entering healthcare, to one- and two-year programs for students who want to start a career in healthcare as quickly as possible. 

Facilitates educational experiences to enhance student learning; teaches, advises students; curriculum development; student retention; active committee involvement; professional development; participates in budget and institutional effectiveness processes; services to the greater community in the clinical environment.

• Teaches and facilitate student learning in the clinical setting; teaching activities may occur online or face-to-face in a classroom, clinical, lab, or fieldwork setting.
• Builds degree programs that embodies coherent courses of study and allows students to progressively build upon and integrate their knowledge and skills.
• Develops knowledge of pedagogy, academic discipline, and as appropriate, clinical profession including scholarship activities
• Contributes to the improvement of the College community through service to the College and broader community.

• Demonstrates high level of competence in teaching and related activities. Minimum of a Master's degree in Nursing required.
• Current or eligible applicable state RN license required.
• Minimum of 2 years clinical experience as RN required.
• Experience teaching in a pre-licensure nursing program preferred.
• In order to be considered, faculty must have prepared in teaching and learning principles in one of the following ways: Completion of 45 contact hours of continuing education courses; Completion of a certificate program in nursing education; 9 semester hours of education course work; National certification in nursing education.

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