Practical Nursing Program Clinical Coordinator (Jenkintown)

The Clinical Coordinator will be responsible for preparing / updating course syllabi and curricula, maintaining accurate records about students attendance and grades, serving on faculty committees, and acting as an advisor for nursing students. As the Instructor, the duties include didactic and clinical training. The position may involve recruiting students, instructing students in the classroom, labs and clinical setting. The position is designed to help students plan their educational journey from enrollment through graduation.

This job will have the following responsibilities :

Serves on Faculty and Advisory Committees.

Maintains collegial relationships with nursing and non-nursing faculty, clinical site personnel, and external communities that support, serve as feeders, or hire from the program.

Participates in marketing and recruiting as needed.

Evaluates, updates and teaches assigned courses.

Provides mentoring to assigned students.

Assesses student outcomes academically and clinically.

Maintains up-to-date knowledge on health care processes, procedures, and desired outcomes by engaging in professional development.

Is flexible and adaptable given the changing societal, environmental, and academic landscapes.

Teaches specific classes including Med-Surg, OB, Pediatrics; Geriatrics, Adult Nursing, Home / Community Care; Pharmacology, Anatomy and Physiology.

Collects data regarding outcomes for all courses taught at end of each semester and gives it to Practical Nursing Program Director.

Works with PN Program Director and students on Community Service projects.

Assists in counseling / advising PNP students. Counseling is judged to be strong.

Reflects sound guidance on Students performance.

Adheres to the guidelines set by Manor College in the PNP and Employee handbooks.

Maintains required hours as per contract

Posts advising hours on the office door and course syllabus.

Interviews prospective students for the PNP Program and assists the Admissions Office in recruiting.

Performs other duties as assigned

Qualifications & Requirements :

Bachelors degree (preferably BSN) or plan to complete a degree within five years, preferred Masters Degree in nursing or other relevant disciplines.

A minimum of three years of clinical work experience.

Demonstrated successful teaching experience.

Current unrestricted nursing license to practice in Pennsylvania.

Membership in professional nursing organization(s) is beneficial.

Teaching and communication skills.

Clinical and conceptual knowledge of practical nursing.

Strong organizational skills and familiarity with computer programs and online applications, especially educational software like Canvas, Microsoft Office Suite, and healthcare facility documentation programs.

Excellent oral, written, interpretation, and interpersonal skills.

BLS certification (is beneficial but not required)

Proficient in the usage of computer programs (Microsoft Office Suite)

Valid Driver's License

Bilingual skills not required but are a plus