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Responsible for working in coordination with the program supervisor for all aspects of student learning from admission to completion of the STNA program. Average class with planning time is 88 hours. Hours of operation for the class will be determined by the facility.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:
Deliver quality instruction for the nursing assistant program.
Establish and supervise student clinical positions.
Ensure program instruction and curriculum meets state guidelines.
Monitor students to ensure successful completion of the program.
Licensed Practical Nurse or Registered Nurse with a current valid license in the state of Ohio to practice nursing is preferred. The license should be issued under Chapter 4723 of the Revised Code that is not inactive, suspended, revoked, or subject to restrictions, and for which the individual continues to meet all the requirements for issuance.
Work experience: Minimum 2 years of work experience in the practice of nursing as a LPN or RN.
Successful completion of an approved Train the Trainer program I.W.A OAC 3701-18.
Holds or willing to obtain a valid Train the Trainer Certification from the Ohio Department of Health.
Holds or eligible for a valid Ohio Department of Education Adult Education Permit
Current certification in CPR for the Professional Rescue.
Intermediate level of computer literacy.
Meets the Licensure Code of Professional Conduct for Ohio Educators qualifications.
Meets all mandated health screening requirements.
Maintains a record free of criminal violations that would prohibit public school employment. Able to successfully pass a BCI/FBI background check.
Maintains compliance with drug free workplace rules, Board policies and other applicable procedures/guidelines.
Appropriate placement on the Adult Education Intermittent/Hourly Salary Schedule to be determined by education and experience. Compensation is $35.00 per hour on an as-needed basis. Maximum 839 working hours in an academic year. One-year contract with opportunity for renewal.
State Teachers Retirement System and Worker’s Compensation offered. Upon hire, additional benefits may be offered depending upon hours worked, job classification, and placement on the Upper Valley Career Center Salary Schedule. Some benefits are a shared cost between the employee and the Board of Education.
Job performance is evaluated according to policy provisions and contractual agreements adopted by the Upper Valley Career Center.
This job posting description identifies general responsibilities and is not intended to be a complete list of all duties performed. The information contained in this document is subject to change in response to student demographics, staffing factors, funding variables, modified operating procedures, program/curriculum changes, and unforeseen events.
Full Time
Education & Training Services
$33k-41k (estimate)
11/23/2023
06/28/2024
uppervalleycc.org
PIQUA, OH
100 - 200
1973
B WAGNER
<$5M
Education & Training Services
The Upper Valley Career Center provides career and technical education for high school students and post-secondary education for adults. Over 800 high school juniors and seniors are gaining skills in 27 career fields. High school students earn a diploma from their home/associate school. Through their Upper Valley Career Center course of study they will have the opportunity to earn a career/tech certificate, industry credentials and college credit. If they qualify for an apprenticeship or advanced placement they also have the potential to earn thousands of dollars. Each high school program prov...ides a clear and direct pathway to post-secondary education. Many students graduate with college credit in their career field and many earn additional credits through dual enrollment and PSEOP. Life-long learning is the key to career longevity. That is why Upper Valley Career Center provides a broad spectrum of Adult Education opportunities as well as Adult Basic and Literacy Education and customized workforce development. Participation in full-time training may be funded with PELL grants, WIA, and TAA dollars. Graduates of full-time programs earn college credit and benefit from articulation agreements with state and affiliated institutions. The Adult Division operates under the authority of the Ohio Board of Regents and is ACCSC Accredited.
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