OSF HealthCare·Peoria, Illinois
Provides classroom and clinical instruction for nursing students while preparing content and evaluating academic progress. Collaborates with health team members in clinical agencies to facilitate student learning and promote quality patient care.
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Pay range for this position is $31.29 - $48.51/hour.
Actual pay is based on years of licensure.
This is a Salaried position.
Provides classroom and clinical/laboratory instruction for College of Nursing students in the nursing major including preparation of content, assignments, and evaluation of student clinical and academic progress. Interacts with health team members in cooperating clinical agencies to facilitate student learning and to promote quality-nursing care for patients. Participates in the development, implementation, and ongoing evaluation of the College of Nursing’s total educational programs. Acts as a change agent and leader to create a preferred future for nursing education and nursing practice.
Master’s Degree with a major in nursing (MS or MSN) At least two years’ experience in clinical nursing as required by the Illinois Department of Professional Regulations
Evidence of official enrollment in a doctoral program Previous teaching experience, preferably in a baccalaureate nursing program Licensure/Certifications: Licensure in Illinois as a Registered Professional Nurse (RN) Other skills/knowledge: Communication and interpersonal skills for interacting effectively with students, peers, and cooperating clinical agencies to provide an environment conducive to student learning OSF HealthCare is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Requires a Master's degree in nursing and at least two years of clinical nursing experience. Candidates must hold a valid Illinois Registered Professional Nurse (RN) license.
Market context
In Illinois, assistant professor roles in nursing programs are typically competitive because schools look for candidates who combine teaching potential with current clinical experience. For this role, a master’s degree in nursing, a valid Illinois RN license, and at least two years of clinical nursing experience are required, while recognition, compensation, and well-being offerings may help differentiate offers. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then compare your clinical background and licensure status against the posting before applying.