Nursing Instructor LVPN

The instructor is primarily responsible for providing active and effective learning for students in all applicable settings, acting as a professional role model, and delivering high-Quality instruction combining theory with practical experience. This includes developing curriculum, assessing progress, and ensuring adherence to industry standards in both didactic and clinical courses.

Candidates must possess an unencumbered lvn or rn licensure in california and meet specific education and clinical experience requirements, such as an associate's degree or teaching credentials, alongside 6 years of recent clinical experience for lvn candidates or 2 years for rn candidates. Essential skills involve accurately demonstrating clinical skills, providing constructive feedback, and maintaining excellent communication.