What are the responsibilities and job description for the Nursing Grad Assistant position at The College of St. Scholastica?
Job Summary
The College of St. Scholastica seeks qualified graduate assistants to support undergraduate nursing students in clinical, lab, and/or classroom-based learning environments. Adjuncts may express interest in teaching at either the Duluth or St. Cloud campus.
Rate of Pay
Clinical Teaching
The College of St. Scholastica seeks qualified graduate assistants to support undergraduate nursing students in clinical, lab, and/or classroom-based learning environments. Adjuncts may express interest in teaching at either the Duluth or St. Cloud campus.
Rate of Pay
- $1,020 per credit for undergraduate courses
- Graduate assistants are eligible to have their earnings applied toward whole tuition credits up to the maximum number of credits not covered under other financial aid. Any remaining amount is paid through the College’s bi-weekly payroll. Your contract will reflect your maximum eligible credits. Graduate assistants may choose to have 100% of their earnings paid as a stipend (no tuition credits). The stipend amount is considered taxable income and the usual payroll tax deduction will be taken. Because the assistantship duties are closely relate to the course of study, the value of the tuition reduction is not considered taxable income.
Clinical Teaching
- Instruct undergraduate nursing students in clinical rotations at partnering healthcare facilities.
- Collaborate and communicate with course faculty and clinical partners to ensure learning objectives are met.
- Provide guidance and support to students, fostering a safe and effective clinical learning environment.
- Follow professional standards and best practices.
- Participate in course-specific orientation.
- Teach and support undergraduate nursing students in the nursing lab environment.
- Demonstrate, supervise, and evaluate student performance in lab and simulation settings.
- Ensure alignment with course objectives and program outcomes.
- Maintain a safe, organized, and inclusive lab learning environment.
- Participate in course-specific orientation.
- Instruct undergraduate nursing students in didactic courses.
- Ensure course objectives and undergraduate program outcomes are met.
- Evaluate student learning outcomes and provide timely feedback.
- Participate in course-specific orientation.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing (BSN) for clinical and lab instruction
- Master’s Degree in Nursing (MSN) required for all classroom instruction
- Current Minnesota RN license
- Ability to work collaboratively with a diverse community of students, faculty, and staff
- Ability to complete orientation and training within the first month of hire
- Master’s Degree in Nursing (MSN) completed or in progress
- Prior teaching experience (lab, simulation, or clinical instruction)
- Doctorate in Nursing Practice (DNP)
Salary : $1,020