Education: Master’s Degree in
Nursing
Professional: Current Georgia
Registered Nurse License (or eligibility for
licensure)
Train the Trainer Certificate or eligibility
Experience: A minimum of three
years of full-time work experience as a registered
nurse within the last seven years (preferred in
geriatrics)
Desirable Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
1. Understanding of the mission and philosophy of
technical education
2. Effective oral and written communication skills
3. Prior experience in the development,
administration, and evaluation of PCA/Nursing
Assistant programs
4. Computer skills and ability to use common
software programs (i.e. Word)
5. The ability to implement technology into
instruction
A portfolio evidencing career experiences in
nursing education and practice is required as a part
of the applicant review process.Application Deadline:
Until filled
ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Provides academic leadership for the PCA Program.
2. Coordinates development, implementation, and
evaluation of the PCA curriculum.
3. Monitors alignment of curriculum with state
standards.
4. Prepares and submits all required documents for
the Georgia Healthcare Partnership.
5. Collaborates with admissions staff to ensure the
admittance of qualified students.
6. Monitors student enrollment, retention, and
placement data.
7. Coordinates the Georgia Healthcare Partnership
annual site visit and biennial program approval
process.
8. Assists the Department Head of the Practical
Nursing (PN) program with the following:
coordination of Performance Accountability Review
(PAR) visits; preparation of the annual program
budget, institutional effectiveness plan, and the
Performance Accountability System (PAS) report; and
planning of advisory committee meetings.
9. Directs departmental operations (i.e. preparation
of quarterly schedules, ordering of equipment and
supplies, inventory of instructional property,
equipment, and materials).
PRIMARY INTRUCTIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Teaches courses in the PCA and PN programs based on
schedule needs. Develops/updates instructor
guidebooks for each assigned course, which contain
course outlines, lessons plans, information sheets,
remedial and enrichment activities, a list of
audiovisual materials and computer software
available, and copies of evaluation instruments or a
written statement as to where they are located.
Develops/updates a syllabus for each assigned
course, which contains the name and number of the
course, a course description, the assignment
schedule, a list of the competencies and
subcompetencies, the required textbooks, required
tools and supplies, the evaluation, and grading
procedures. Develops lesson plans for assigned
courses, which contain the following: the number and
title of the course, competencies and
subcompetencies, performance objectives, outline or
text of the unit, location of resource materials,
and method of evaluation. Establishes an environment
conducive to learning in the classroom and/or
laboratory by keeping areas clean, maintaining
equipment in safe order, posting safety procedures,
and establishing a safety program. Prepares for
class by selecting appropriate learning experiences
as evidenced by the following: updating
instructional materials such as handouts, syllabi,
and test banks, ordering supplies and equipment,
reproducing of materials, using a variety of
learning modalities including instructional
technology to augment instruction. Maintains course
content, which is current, well organized, and
related to course objectives and to student’s
previous learning. Demonstrates knowledge in the
following areas: institutional services and
policies, degree, diploma, and certificate programs
offered by Augusta Technical College, job placement
and follow-up, financial aid, library resources, and
bookstore operations.
Participates in advisory committee meetings, attends
at least two advisory committee meetings each year,
prepares agenda, records minutes, establishes an
annual program of work, and documents progress
toward the program of work in minutes. Demonstrates
knowledge of the program’s industry/business
community, maintains contact with business persons,
professional organizations, and current trends.
Submits/updates all paperwork and required reports
on time including booklists, class schedules,
termination reports, inventory, required student
purchase list, and student evaluations. Selects
staff development activities based on the following:
student evaluations, instructor evaluation, changes
in business and industry, changes in technical
education, updates in technology, and/or
professional needs. Completes all staff development
plan requirements each year and submit staff
development 503 activity reports promptly. Maintains
credentials, licensure, and certification required
for teaching and for the profession. Demonstrates
excellent written and oral communication skills.
Maintains control of class during instruction as
well as handles disruptions in the classroom/lab.
All discipline is handled in a dignified manner.
Demonstrates respect for students as individuals.
Demonstrates accessibility in dealing with students’
needs both individually and as a group; maintains
posted office hours; and communicates clearly to
students. Demonstrates excellence in instructor
performance as reflected by the majority of positive
responses on student evaluations. Counsels students
with grades and attendance problems, refers students
to the counseling center if needed. Enters student
schedules in school wide student recording system
(Banner); can access information to use during
student advisement; and enters grades on Banner.
Completes add/drop and terminations forms as needed.
Demonstrates excellence in instructional delivery as
indicated by analysis of student performance on
departmental test banks and/or corrective actions
taken to improve instructional delivery system.
Maintains a copy of up-to-date state program
standards and program guides to use as reference in
curriculum development and revision, updates state
program standards and guides by attending and
working through consortium meetings. Takes an active
and positive role in the planning process by
completing clear, accurate Institutional
Effectiveness System materials and the annual plan,
and maintains documentation for the program
applicable to the Institutional Effectiveness Review
process. Completes documentation as required to
maintain appropriate program/institutional
accreditation. Participates in graduation exercises,
field day, and other Augusta Technical College
activities. Performs other duties as assigned by the
PN Department Chair and Dean of Allied Health and
Nursing.
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