College of Nursing - Lead Peer Tutor

Employment Type Student Employee

Hourly Rate $13

Special

Note:

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The Lead Peer Tutor role is designed for nursing students who provide academic support to designated student cohorts based on program progression. Rather than selecting a single course, each Lead Peer Tutor will support a course(s) aligned with a specific level of the nursing curriculum. This role emphasizes collaborative leadership, relationship-building, and the promotion of independent, active learning strategies.

Lead Peer Tutors serve as mandatory group tutors, develop academic resources, and offer guidance to fellow peer tutors. They play a key role in helping students build confidence, adopt effective study strategies, and approach their coursework with resilience and a growth mindset.

Freshman/Prerequisite Sciences

Courses:
Microbiology, Anatomy & Physiology I (Fall), Anatomy & Physiology II (Spring)

Level 2

Course:
Foundations of Care Management

Course:
Pathophysiology

Level 3 – Group A

Courses:
Care 1, Pharmacology 1

Level 3 – Group B

Courses:
Care 2, Pharmacology 2

* Level 4 (Care III and Care IV) will be supported by alumni tutors and the Student Success Graduate Assistant*

• Commit to at least one academic year of employment.
• Work a maximum of 8 hours per week
• Serve as a lead tutor for a designated cohort of peer tutors, based on program progression
• Provide group tutoring for courses aligned to each level, based on your interests and experience.
• Develop and share at least one high-quality review tool or practice resource per semester for the NUR course you support. These will be added to the ICON Peer Tutoring Resource Library.
• Host optional virtual office hours (time-permitting) to support fellow peer tutors—offering guidance, sharing strategies, and troubleshooting challenges.
• Communicate promptly with the Student Success Coordinator and provide feedback about student needs or recurring challenges.
• Participate in a tutor training focused on adult learning principles, inclusive support, and ethical practices.
• Uphold confidentiality in accordance with FERPA and program policies.

• Must be a nursing student enrolled at Belmont University!
• Earned a minimum grade of “B” or higher in chosen course
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• High level of motivation and initiative
• Strong organizational and time management skills
• Commitment to consistent availability and support for assigned cohort
• Complete a brief interview with the Student Success team
• Willingness to serve as a resource guide, and collaborative peer

• Must be enrolled as a student at Belmont University. Must be an undergraduate nursing student who will be enrolled at Belmont for the entire academic year.