West Virginia University·West Virginia
The lecturer will provide clinical teaching, classroom instruction, and simulation training for BSN programs. Additionally, the role involves advising students within the BSN program.
Lecturer (Part-Time) 9 month position West Virginia University School of Nursing Adult Health Department West Virginia University School of Nursing located at Morgantown, WV invites applications for a Non-Tenure Track Lecturer.
This is a part-time FTE 0.50, nine (9) month position, non-benefits eligible position.
This position will report to the department chairperson.
Responsibilities include but not limited to: Clinical teaching in the BSN programs.
In addition to clinical teaching, other formats of teaching, including traditional classroom instruction, skills lab, small group, and simulation teaching may be included.
Advising students in the BSN program.
Master’s degree (MSN) in nursing.
A minimum of one (1) year of professional nursing practice experience or Bachelor's degree (BSN) with ten (10) years of professional nursing practice experience are encouraged to apply.
Initial appointment requires: one year of professional nursing practice experience.
Applicants with two (2) years of teaching experience in nursing are encouraged to apply.
Evidence of current experience in adult health nursing practice sufficient to demonstrate professional competence.
Required to have unencumbered WV RN License by position start date.
Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.
Rank and salary commensurate with education, professional background, and experience.
Electronic submission of application with current vitae and contact information for three professional references can be made at: https://wvu.taleo.net/careersection/faculty/jobdetail/ftl?job=29370
Candidates must have an MSN or a BSN with extensive experience and a valid unencumbered WV RN License. A minimum of one year of professional nursing practice experience is required.
Market context
Adult health nursing lecturer roles in West Virginia are typically tied to ongoing faculty needs in nursing programs and the broader demand for qualified clinical educators. These positions are competitive because they often require an MSN or a BSN with extensive experience, a valid unencumbered WV RN license, and at least one year of professional nursing practice. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your license status and teaching or clinical experience before applying.