PJC is seeking clinical adjunct instructors for Monday-Tuesday and/or Thursday-Friday assignments for the Spring Term. The Spring Term is for the period of January 9 through May 7, 2007. The commitment is 12.5 hours/week for one clinical section (two days of clinical) or 25 hours/week for two clinical sections (four days of clinical). A paid orientation and mentoring program is included prior to any clinical assignment. The desired candidate must have a BSN (required) and MSN (preferred), an unencumbered Florida licensure as a Registered Nurse and recent clinical experience. The salary is $4,500.00 per semester for each clinical section. Successful results of a background check and drug screening are required.
Location: Florida-Pensacola
Company: PENSACOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE
Company Description: Educational Institution
Company Website: www.pjc.edu
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