What are the responsibilities and job description for the Adjunct FNP Faculty – FNP PRN Clinical Evaluator - Nursing position at Grand Canyon University?
Grand Canyon University has an opening for Adjunct FNP faculty members, and we invite applications from individuals who are enthusiastic about sharing their knowledge with our APRN students.
This adjunct PRN position requires travel within Prescott, AZ to directly observe student performance.
What You Will Do
This adjunct PRN position requires travel within Prescott, AZ to directly observe student performance.
What You Will Do
- Travel to a facility or site location within 60 miles from your residency
- Establish and maintain a professional working relationship with the cooperating health care organization
- Maintain effective communication with the student, cooperating preceptor/mentor, Office of Field Experience (OFE), and the GCU Course Faculty
- Provide additional sources of information during contracted weeks with the student and by being available through phone, email, and cooperatively deriving workable solutions if difficulties arise
- Encourage learner responsibility in the student field experience
- Provide adequate records on the CONHCP student and supply those records to the GCU Course Faculty (use of external software – Typhon)
- Apply evaluation procedures and supply those results to the GCU Course Faculty
- Maintain compliance with requirements for program accreditation
- Uphold the tenets of nursing as a holistic profession as well as the pillars of the University
- Participate in and/or support of the university program in all areas including an evident congruence with the philosophy and direction of the institution, and service to the community
- Provide a positive example to students by supporting the University’s Doctrinal Statement, Ethical Position Statement and Mission of Grand Canyon University
- MSN: Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)
- Minimum of two 2 years professional experience in an FNP role
- Active, current, and unencumbered FNP state license
- An active, current, unencumbered, and multi-state (compact) RN license
- National board certification – FNP specific
- Successfully pass a drug test
- Excellent communication skills, and the ability to build positive relationships with students
