Part Time Lecturer - School of Nursing, Charlotte, NC
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Posted 1w ago · via Workday
About this role
About the Opportunity School of Nursing Part-time Lecturer positions are available to teach online and at clinical sites for our Charlotte, North Carolina campus in the following areas: Adult Medical/Surgical, Community Health, Maternal Child/Women's Health, Pediatric, and Psychiatric Nursing. Responsibilities for clinical site instruction include providing opportunities for student learning, assessing and evaluating student performance, and collaborating with clinical course coordinators to prepare students for practice. Responsibilities for didactic instruction include: preparation of lectures, course materials, examinations, and evaluation of student performance in the course with the Course Lead Faculty.…
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