Clinical Instructor - Workforce Programs

The clinical instructor provides hands-On supervision, professional guidance, and real-Time instruction to students during clinical rotations for programs like nurse aide and phlebotomy technician, ensuring safe and effective application of classroom knowledge. This role involves direct observation, performance evaluation, maintaining program standards, and collaborating with clinical partners to support student integration and facility goals.

Minimum qualifications require an associate's degree, an active rn license, obtaining basic life support certification within 30 days, and obtaining nha instructor certification and wv train the trainer certificate within six months of hire. Candidates must also possess a minimum of two years of clinical experience, including one to two years in long-Term care or geriatric nursing.