Associate Professor, Nursing ASN

Valencia College is proud to be a model for workforce education, devoted to inspiring brighter tomorrows through the power of workforce and degree programs that provide pathways to educational and career success. We invite you to join our community of passionate full-time Nursing faculty who are devoted to inspiring brighter tomorrows through the power of education. For more than 50 years, our Valencia has proudly pioneered new ways to make secondary education accessible while adopting innovative solutions to learning.

The Valencia College Nursing Program offers a two-year Associate in Science (A.S.N) degree program as well a four-year Nursing Bachelor's of Science (B.S.N.). With approximately 600 students, both degrees offer opportunities for specialization. Nationally accredited and highly regarded, these programs combine rigorous classroom instruction with hands‑on clinical experiences, equipping future nurses with the skills and confidence they need to succeed. For more information about our Nursing Programs, please .

Valencia College is a place where opportunity extends to all. We are uniquely positioned to offer a quality education to everyone in our community, and we do not take our responsibility lightly. Valencia College is home to six schools with a large variety of workforce and degree programs that provide pathways to educational and career success. Recently redesigned, our workforce programs align each of our Associate in Science degrees, baccalaureate degrees and Accelerated Skills Training programs within a “School of” structure that offers articulated program groupings and pathways.

We seek to enrich the college with faculty who are committed to helping us meet our ambitious goals so that students can achieve their dreams. If you are ready to help improve the lives of our students, our team, our community, and, ultimately, our world, consider applying today!

• The faculty member will teach Med Surg courses with a focus on NUR prefixes. For more information, please .
• Full-time instructional faculty are required to work a minimum of 40-hours per week, which include the following responsibilities:
  • Teaching
  • Course Preparation
  • Student Engagement
  • Professional Development
  • Institutional Service

• Master’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited institution with a major in Nursing by the official start date (August 2026), and maintain expertise in the area of responsibility.
• Must have current, active, and unencumbered licensure in the State as a registered nurse or nurse practitioner, or eligibility to obtain by the start date of August 18th, 2026.
• This position will require face‑to‑face teaching modalities.

Fall: 12 contact hours
Spring: 12 contact hours
Summer: 12 contact hours

Note:

A contact hour refers to one hour of direct instructional time with students per week. For example, a course that meets three hours per week counts as 3 contact hours.

The length of a contract is in accordance with the academic calendar.

The salary ranges for each degree level are outlined below. An individual's placement within these ranges is determined by two factors: the total number of years of relevant work experience and the highest degree earned.

MA, $73,288, $90,621 Per Year
M+30 , $78,537, $95,870 Per Year
DR, $83,786, $101,119 Per Year

• Application collection begins:
  January 2026
• Final date to receive applications:
  Open until Filled.
  • This position is Open until Filled. Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, and the posting may close at any time. Please ensure to submit your completed application as soon as possible.
• Application Engagement Begins:
  February-April 2026
• Anticipated start date:
  August 18, 2026 (Fall 2026)

Our total rewards program provides full-time faculty a wide-ranging combination of pay, paid time off, FICA alternative, professional development, work/life balance in a meaningful, collaborative work environment, and so much more.

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