OPEN POSITIONS:
Part-time Positions
Would you consider a part-time position to teach the next generation of Gator Nurse? The UF College of Nursing is looking for registered nurses to teach the outstanding pre-licensure BSN students in our traditional and accelerated baccalaureate programs in the clinical and/or learning laboratory setting. We are seeking clinical faculty with expertise in inpatient high-acuity nursing care, low- and high-fidelity laboratory settings, and a passion for educating future Gator Nurses.
Features of Clinical Faculty Positions:
- Work part-time, one or two days a week, tailored to your personal scheduling needs
- Commit to a semester- at-a-time
- Receive an adjunct OPS faculty appointment with University of Florida and professional development opportunities
The Clinical Faculty Role
Our clinical faculty are an integral part of the education of our students. The responsibilities of clinical faculty who work with our pre-licensure BSN students include:
- Supervising care provided by a group of students (usually eight students in a group) while they complete their clinical rotation in your area of specialty
- Supervising and teaching nursing skills and performing low- and high-fidelity simulations
- Teaching students how to perform duties in the clinical site and answering their questions
- Evaluating students’ experiential performance and written work
We seek part-time instructors who have experience and specialized skills in the following areas:
- Adult health
- Pediatrics
- Maternal-newborn health
- Mental health nursing
- Simulation and skills laboratory
Requirements
Clinical faculty must hold an active license as an RN in the state of Florida and have at least two years of clinical experience and hold a MSN or doctoral degree in nursing.
Interested?
If you have an interest in helping to support the intellectual growth and education of Gator Nursing students and would like to be contacted to discuss potential opportunities, please send an email with your current CV or resume attached to it to Dr. Ann Horgas, Interim Executive Associate Dean, UF College of Nursing, ahorgas@ufl.edu.