Clinical Adjunct Instructor of Nursing - Pool
Keuka College·Keuka Park, New York
Keuka College·Keuka Park, New York
The instructor will direct, manage, and evaluate student learning during clinical experiences at local healthcare facilities, facilitating the development of nursing skills, standards of practice, and clinical reasoning. They must also observe and evaluate student performance, maintain accurate records, and collaborate with course instructors regarding student progress and concerns.
Description The Keuka College Division of Nursing is seeking enthusiastic clinicians with the expertise to guide and mentor students in off-campus clinical settings at the undergraduate level.
The ideal candidate will provide hands-on instruction, promote meaningful learning experiences, and support students in meeting clinical competencies and program outcomes.
Applicants must demonstrate advanced knowledge, and clinical skills appropriate to their area of practice.
The following areas of clinical practice are needed: Fundamentals Medical/Surgical Maternity/Women’s Health Pediatrics Psychiatric Behavioral Health This is a pool position.
The applicant pool will be accessed in the event of a hiring need for any of the above-mentioned areas.
Qualified applicants will be contacted for an interview as needed.
Essential Responsibilities Direct, manage, and evaluate student learning during clinical experiences at local healthcare facilities.
Facilitate the development of students’ nursing skills, standards of practice, and clinical reasoning skills.
Assist the students’ integration of theory and practice, specific to course learning outcomes, learning activities, and the level of the learner.
Observe and evaluate student performance regularly, providing constructive written and verbal feedback.
Maintain accurate records of student performance and clinical observations Collaborate with course instructors on student learning activities, progress, and concerns.
Foster a positive learning environment through strong professional relationships with healthcare facility staff.
Serve as a role model, promoting professionalism, critical thinking, and ethical practice in nursing.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing and current, unencumbered Registered Nurse (RN) licensure in New York State. Master of Science in Nursing preferred. Minimum of two years of clinical experience in relevant nursing specialties within the last five years; prior teaching or clinical supervision experience preferred. Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills. Commitment to student success and creating an inclusive and engaging learning environment.
Market context
Clinical adjunct instructor roles in New York often draw candidates with recent bedside experience and teaching interest, especially where nursing programs need clinicians who can support student learning and clinical standards. These positions are competitive because employers typically look for an active New York RN license, a BSN, recent relevant clinical experience, and often prefer an MSN. On this platform, the job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting, saving you time; before applying, confirm your license status and prepare examples of how you teach, coach, and communicate in clinical settings.
