Registered Nurse – Substitute Clinical Instructor (PRN)
Registered Nurse – Substitute Clinical Instructor (PRN)
Aurora, CO | On-Site | Practical Nursing (LPN) Program PRN / Substitute Schedule | Flexible Weekday Availability Required Compensation: $40.00 – $46.89 per hour
Support the Next Generation of Practical Nurses
Pima Medical Institute is seeking a dedicated Registered Nurse to serve as a Substitute Clinical Instructor for our Practical Nursing (LPN) program. This PRN role is ideal for an RN who enjoys teaching and mentoring but prefers a flexible, as-needed schedule. You will step in to support clinical rotations, supervise students in patient-care environments, and ensure continuity of instruction when primary faculty are unavailable.
This position allows you to maintain your clinical practice while contributing meaningfully to nursing education.
What You’ll Do
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Clinical Instruction — Instruct and supervise students during clinical rotations, ensuring safe and effective learning experiences.
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Coordinate Clinical Learning — Arrange appropriate clinical experiences based on individual student needs.
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Program Support — Assist in implementing and evaluating the Practical Nursing program’s mission, objectives, and clinical standards.
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Faculty Collaboration — Coordinate with ANIP and Clinical Faculty to maintain instructional consistency.
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Policy Adherence — Follow all school and clinical facility policies and procedures.
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Student Attendance & Documentation — Maintain attendance records and ensure compliance with established policies.
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Performance Evaluation — Evaluate student progress using established clinical performance standards.
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Student Support — Address concerns between students and institutional staff and provide guidance on clinical techniques and methods.
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Progress Monitoring — Monitor weekly student progress and coordinate Academic Success Plans with the Clinical Director.
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Professional Engagement — Attend faculty meetings when scheduled and maintain professionalism with students, staff, and clinical partners.
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Maintain Clinical Competency — Stay current in clinical practice and remain informed of changes in the nursing profession.
Minimum Qualifications
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Baccalaureate degree with a major in nursing, or currently enrolled in a bachelor degree program in nursing, from a Nursing Education Program with a national nursing accreditation.
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Three (3) years occupational (i.e., practical) experience as a nurse providing direct patient care.
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One (1) year nursing teaching experience.
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Current Colorado RN license and any other credential as required by local, state and/or federal laws to work as a Registered Nurse in Colorado.
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Verbal and written communications skills.
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Knowledge of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and computer skills.
Why This Role Works
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Flexible PRN schedule ideal for nurses balancing clinical work and teaching
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Competitive hourly compensation
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Opportunity to mentor future LPNs without full-time commitment
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Supportive academic and clinical leadership team
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Meaningful impact on student confidence, competence, and career readiness
