Griffin Hospital·Derby, Connecticut
The PN Program Instructor teaches nursing theory, skills, and clinicals while developing curriculum in collaboration with the primary instructor. They are responsible for attending to the daily needs of the nursing programs and maintaining professional development standards.
The PN Program Instructor will be responsible for teaching nursing theory, skills and clinicals to a number of students related to their field/topic working alongside the primary instructor. Instructional material and an outline of the curriculum from the State of Connecticut Department of Public Health is provided to develop a curriculum with the primary instructor. The material presented to students may be in combination of in-person and online.
Unencumbered RN License for the State of CT required.
Candidate must have either a bachelor degree or master degree in Nursing (BSN or MSN).
If candidate does not have an MSN, must be matriculated in an MSN accredited program, or complete an MSN program within four (4) years of being hired.
Candidates must hold an unencumbered Connecticut RN license and possess at least a bachelor's degree in nursing, with a master's degree preferred. A minimum of three years of clinical nursing experience is required, along with strong computer and communication skills.
Market context
Connecticut PN program instructor roles typically draw candidates with strong clinical nursing backgrounds and comfort in classroom or lab instruction. This position is competitive because it requires an unencumbered Connecticut RN license, a BSN or MSN, and at least three years of clinical experience, with teaching experience preferred. Review the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits here to quickly confirm the MSN timeline and align your application materials to both clinical and teaching experience.