What are the responsibilities and job description for the Full-Time Nursing Faculty position at New England College?
New England College invites passionate academic nurse educators to become part of our groundbreaking Three-Year Cooperative Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program—the first of its kind in New England. This unique program blends the most effective elements of diploma, associate, and bachelor’s degree nursing education, enriched by components of the designated education unit and internship model. Developed as a true Academic-Practice Partnership, this program fosters collaboration between academia and healthcare organizations to prepare a skilled nursing workforce to meet the evolving demands of 21st-century healthcare delivery.
Program Highlights
- Cohort-based learning in a dynamic, concept-based curriculum.
- Students complete 124 credits in under three years, following a year-round academic calendar.
- Students earn 36 credits through three paid, immersive clinical experiences as an employee of a partner organization.
- ATI Complete Partner.
- Our beautiful campus is in Henniker, NH.
Why Join NEC Nursing as a Nurse Educator?
- A Competitive Salary
- A generous benefit package
- Professional growth and development
- Small class sizes in a rural environment that is rich in diversity
- A supportive and welcoming academic community
This is your opportunity to be part of an innovative program shaping the future of nursing education while enjoying a rewarding career in a nurturing environment. Come home to NEC Nursing and help cultivate the next generation of healthcare professionals.
Position is to begin January 2026.
Position is to begin January 2026.
Essential Duties Summary
Teaching and Instruction
Deliver high-quality lectures, labs, and clinical practicums using diverse and evidence-based teaching methods to facilitate student learning.
Curriculum Development
Design, evaluate, and update course materials and curriculum to align with accreditation standards and the latest evidence-based practices.
Deliver high-quality lectures, labs, and clinical practicums using diverse and evidence-based teaching methods to facilitate student learning.
Curriculum Development
Design, evaluate, and update course materials and curriculum to align with accreditation standards and the latest evidence-based practices.
Student Advising and Mentorship
Provide academic and career guidance, fostering student development and success while addressing academic challenges.
Service to Institution and Community
Participate in committees, faculty meetings, recruitment activities, and outreach programs to support institutional and program goals.
Professional Development and Scholarship
Engage in research, continuing education, and scholarly activities to remain current in nursing education and practice, contributing to the profession’s advancement.
Required Qualifications
- Hold a current and active RN or NP license in New Hampshire.
- A Master’s degree in Nursing.
- At least two years of relevant nursing experience in the specific area of educational responsibility, e.g., adult, pediatric, gynecologic/obstetric, or mental health.
Preferred Qualifications
EEO Statement
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