BRAZOSPORT COLLEGE·Lake Jackson, Texas
The adjunct instructor is responsible for teaching vocational nursing classes using traditional and alternative delivery methods. They report to the Coordinator of Licensed Vocational Nursing and support the department's educational needs.
Minimum of an Associate’s Degree in Applied Science in Nursing from a regionally accredited college or university. Minimum of three years of non-teaching wage earning experience in the nursing profession Interest in alternative instructional delivery methods Demonstrated ability in working with culturally diverse populations; Excellent written and oral communication skills Other qualities, experiences, and skills that enhance one’s value to the institution Exceptional employment or educational qualifications may be given special consideration as long as Southern Association (SACS) minimum educational credentials are met
Candidates must hold a minimum of an Associate’s Degree in Applied Science in Nursing from a regionally accredited institution. Additionally, a minimum of three years of non-teaching wage-earning experience in the nursing profession is required.
Market context
In Texas, PRN adjunct licensed vocational nursing roles often draw interest because healthcare employers need flexible clinical instructors and support staff who can bring current bedside experience into training settings. These positions are competitive because they require both nursing education and substantial wage-earning nursing experience, and the requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving candidates research time. Before applying, confirm your associate degree, document your non-teaching nursing experience, and tailor your resume to show direct patient-care and teaching-related strengths.