Teach an online pharmacology course for nursing students, guiding them through drug classifications, mechanisms of action, therapeutic uses, safe administration, dosage considerations, adverse effects, and patient teaching. The role centers on evaluating student performance against course objectives and providing timely feedback and remediation support. It also includes broader responsibilities in curriculum implementation, program development, and collaboration with college leadership and faculty.
Key Responsibilities
- Teach pharmacology content using the nursing process and life span considerations.
- Evaluate student performance and provide documented feedback aligned with course objectives.
- Provide remediation support to students as needed.
- Grade and return assignments, quizzes, tests, lab work, and clinical paperwork in a timely manner.
- Contribute to course, program, and curriculum development, implementation, and evaluation.
- Communicate student and agency concerns to the course coordinator.
- Participate in assessment, retention, and policy implementation activities.
- Model professionalism, collaboration, and effective communication for students and colleagues.
Required
- Master’s degree in Nursing.
- Unencumbered Illinois RN license.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Strong initiative and sound judgment.
Preferred
- Multi-state compact RN licensure.
- Subject matter expertise in pharmacology or the assigned area of instruction.
- Experience in nursing education or clinical teaching.
Benefits & Perks
- Online teaching format.
- Pay transparency with compensation listed per earned credit hour.
- Opportunity to contribute to student support, retention, and program improvement.
- Role with service to the college, community, health system, and profession.