-Associate Nursing Instructional Personnel (ANIP) Faculty

at  Morgan Community College

Employment Specifics: Full-Time Faculty (167 days), 1.0 FTE
Position #: 300590 Position Location: Fort Morgan, CO

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing from a regionally accredited college or university with evidence that an active plan is in place to complete an MSN Degree within a negotiated timeframe.
• Current unencumbered Registered Nurse License in Colorado or compact state.
• Must have or be able to obtain a Colorado Career and Technical Education Teaching
• Three (3) years of recent experience in professional clinical nursing practice.
• Must have the ability to work a variety of days and hours.
• Occasional long and irregular hours necessitated by special projects, compliance with deadlines, length of institutional day and week and committee service.
• Must be willing and able to travel as required by position needs.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Master’s Degree in Nursing from a regionally accredited college or university with an emphasis and/or experience in medical/surgical nursing.
• Teaching experience in post-secondary professional nursing program.
• Five (5) years recent experience in professional nursing practice.
• Demonstrated success in working with students from diverse backgrounds.
  Anticipated Start Date: August 2024

ABOUT MORGAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE (MCC):

MCC is one of 13 colleges comprising the Colorado Community College System (CCCS). The college has been named a Great College to Work For by the Chronicle of Higher Education in the past decade.
MCC is located on I-76, 80 miles northeast of Denver and approximately 100 miles east of Rocky Mountain National Park. MCC provides high quality transferable courses and career & technical education culminating in a variety of certificate, associate, and baccalaureate degree programs through traditional, innovative, and non-traditional delivery methods in an 11,500 square mile regional area of eastern Colorado.
The College serves this vast, rural, agricultural area from its main campus in Fort Morgan and through four regional locations in Bennett, Limon, Burlington and Wray. These locations are 75 to 150 miles from the campus in Fort Morgan.
The College is seeking dynamic, creative individuals who are committed to the community college philosophy, student success, and public service. MCC seeks individuals looking for a rural or small community lifestyle, with excellent conditions for families; proximity to major metropolitan areas; year-round recreation and natural beauty; and a dynamic, forward-looking workplace.

The Associate Nursing Instructional Personnel (ANIP) is responsible for assisting students in the Associate Degree Nursing Program under the direction and supervision of a masters prepared nursing faculty. The position includes supervision of students in clinical and lab settings, participation in department and college-wide activities, professional development, and contribution to curriculum development. The position may also include the opportunity to provide classroom instruction under the direction and supervision of an MSN prepared nursing faculty member. The new faculty member will be dynamic, creative, and committed to teaching excellence, and have a passion for continuous improvement and assessment of student learning. Teaching assignments may include evening, night, and weekend offerings as well as a variety of shift lengths (8hr, 10hr, 12hr). Travel to clinical sites at various distances is required. A commitment to experiential education to inspire student engagement and success is expected. The ANIP exemplifies the college’s guiding principles of integrity, respect, open and honest communication, and collaboration, and serves as a vital member of the college’s faculty team. The faculty member shall perform all duties while promoting opportunities for inclusion, expressing the valuing of differences, and regularly demonstrating the college’s commitment to the Guiding Principles.
For information about MCC, see the college web site: www.morgancc.edu