Pool Adjunct Faculty, Certified Nurse Aide

Adjunct STNA Program Instructor – Part Time

Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) with a current unencumbered Ohio license is required. Knowledge of the Ohio Nursing Practice Act/Rules/Regulations, Ohio Nurse Aide scope of practice, and the ODH standards for NATCEP is essential. Experience caring for the chronically ill and elderly, including safety standards and hazards in a healthcare setting, is required.

• Plan, prepare and deliver lecture and lab material to groups of up to 30 students.
• Supervise and instruct students in skill laboratory and clinical settings.
• Operate electric hospital beds, mechanical lifts, and other patient care safety equipment.
• Document student performance and maintain required academic records.
• Serve in a fast‑paced, multitasking environment, providing leadership and mentoring.
• Collaborate with program staff to meet curriculum and competency standards.

• RN or LPN with an active, unencumbered Ohio license.
• Minimum 2 years of nursing experience and 12 months caring for the chronically ill or elderly.
• Current Train‑the‑Trainer (TTT) certification for Ohio/NATCEP, or willingness to complete the course.
• American Heart Association CPR/HCP certification (minimum 12 months of appropriate experience).
• Optional: BLS certification for clinical teaching.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Word and PowerPoint.
• Leadership, mentoring, documentation, and organizational skills.

• Prior experience as a Program Instructor for NATCEP within the last 2 years is preferred.
• Comprehensive knowledge of nursing practice Acts, safety standards, and caregiving for the chronically ill and elderly.

• Hourly, period activity pay; part‑time, adjunct position.
• Job classified as faculty duty; FLSA status:
  Non‑Exempt.

Owens Community College is an affirmative action/equal opportunity educator and employer. We are committed to a multicultural environment and strongly encourage applications from women, minorities, veterans, and persons with disabilities.