Help Shape the Educators Who Shape the Next Generation of NursesAt Galen College of Nursing, we believe exceptional nursing education begins with exceptional faculty.
We are seeking an experienced nursing education professional who is passionate about developing clinical educators, strengthening teaching excellence, and helping faculty succeed in the classroom, simulation environment, and clinical setting.
As our
Clinical Faculty Success Specialist, you will play an important role in preparing, mentoring, coaching, and supporting clinical nursing faculty as they transition into their teaching responsibilities.
This opportunity is ideal for a nurse educator who enjoys developing others, applying clinical and educational expertise, and collaborating with academic leaders to strengthen the quality and consistency of clinical nursing education.
Rather than focusing exclusively on direct student instruction, you will have the opportunity to extend your impact by helping other nursing professionals become confident, effective clinical educators.
Why This Opportunity Stands OutExpand your impact beyond the bedside or classroom. Use your nursing and educational expertise to develop the faculty members responsible for preparing future nurses.
Be a trusted resource for clinical educators. Provide individualized coaching, meaningful feedback, and professional guidance to faculty as they build confidence and strengthen their teaching practice.
Influence the quality of clinical nursing education. Partner with campus clinical leadership to strengthen faculty readiness, instructional consistency, and clinical teaching effectiveness.
Apply your expertise in faculty development. Contribute to structured onboarding, mentoring programs, clinical observations, simulation preparation, and ongoing professional development.
Join a mission-driven nursing college. Become part of an organization dedicated to nursing education, student success, and preparing compassionate, practice-ready nurses.
What You'll DoDevelop and Support Clinical Nursing Faculty- Lead and coordinate the onboarding, orientation, and early professional development of newly hired clinical faculty.
- Guide faculty through the transition into clinical teaching, helping them develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed for independent instruction.
- Assess teaching readiness through structured observations, milestone reviews, and individualized feedback.
- Provide coaching, mentoring, and targeted development support to address faculty learning needs and strengthen instructional effectiveness.
- Support faculty in understanding clinical teaching expectations, student safety practices, simulation experiences, and professional standards.
Strengthen Teaching Excellence Through Coaching and Mentorship- Observe clinical instruction and provide constructive, actionable feedback to improve teaching practices.
- Support clinical faculty serving as content experts in simulation-based learning experiences.
- Partner with designated Clinical Faculty Mentors to promote consistent, high-quality mentoring experiences.
- Assist with mentor selection, preparation, training, and evaluation.
- Identify opportunities for additional faculty development and recommend appropriate support strategies.
Collaborate With Academic and Clinical Leadership- Serve as a collaborative resource to campus clinical leaders on faculty onboarding, teaching readiness, and early professional development.
- Communicate faculty progress, strengths, development opportunities, and readiness recommendations to appropriate leadership.
- Help resolve barriers affecting successful faculty onboarding and transition.
- Support the implementation of college-wide faculty development initiatives and educational standards.
- Collaborate with the Teaching and Learning Academy and other partners to strengthen faculty support practices.
Promote Quality, Consistency, and Continuous Improvement- Evaluate onboarding outcomes, faculty readiness, and early teaching performance to identify trends and opportunities for improvement.
- Support the completion and quality review of clinical observations, site visits, grade audits, onboarding documentation, and 90-day evaluations.
- Help ensure faculty onboarding and instructional practices align with college policies, applicable accreditation standards, and regulatory expectations.
- Contribute to process improvements and initiatives that enhance the faculty experience and strengthen clinical education.
What You'll BringRequired Qualifications- Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from an accredited nursing program.
- Current, unencumbered Registered Nurse (RN) license in the applicable state.
- Minimum of two years of clinical education experience.
- Ability to meet applicable state board of nursing requirements for clinical faculty.
- Strong understanding of nursing practice, clinical education, and the learning needs of nursing students.
- Knowledge of clinical learning environments and the expectations associated with nursing education.
- Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively, organize competing priorities, solve problems, and work collaboratively with nursing professionals and academic leaders.
- Proficiency with computer applications used for documentation, tracking, and data analysis.
Preferred Qualifications- Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) or doctoral degree.
- Academic nursing certification.
- Experience in nursing faculty development, clinical teaching, mentoring, or educational coaching.
- Experience conducting clinical teaching observations, providing performance feedback, or supporting educator development.
- Familiarity with simulation-based nursing education and clinical instructional practices.
What Success Could Look LikeIn this role, your contributions may be reflected in:
- New clinical faculty transitioning into their teaching responsibilities with clear expectations, appropriate preparation, and meaningful support.
- Faculty receiving timely coaching and actionable feedback that strengthens their instructional effectiveness.
- Campus leaders having reliable information about faculty readiness, progress, and development needs.
- Clinical Faculty Mentors receiving consistent guidance and support.
- Faculty onboarding and development practices becoming more consistent, effective, and responsive to campus needs.
Why Join Galen College of Nursing?Since 1989, Galen College of Nursing has been dedicated to educating and empowering nurses to change lives.
As part of HCA Healthcare, Galen combines a focused commitment to nursing education with the resources and support of a nationally recognized healthcare organization.
Here, your experience in nursing education can make a meaningful difference, not only for the faculty members you develop, but also for the students they teach and the patients those future nurses will serve.
Eligible colleagues have access to a comprehensive benefits program that may include:
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage.
- Retirement savings programs, including a 401(k).
- Education assistance and tuition-related benefits.
- Employee stock purchase opportunities.
- Paid time away and family-support resources.
- Employee well-being and professional support programs.
Benefits and eligibility vary by location, employment status, and applicable plan provisions.
Work EnvironmentThis position is based in Pembroke Pines, Florida, with visits to clinical sites as required. Travel may be required to support assigned campuses. The position involves computer-based work, documentation, communication with internal and external stakeholders, and managing multiple priorities.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position.
Make an Impact Beyond the ClassroomIf you are an experienced nurse educator who finds professional fulfillment in mentoring colleagues, strengthening clinical teaching, and helping others succeed, we encourage you to explore this opportunity with Galen College of Nursing.
Bring your clinical knowledge, educational expertise, and commitment to developing others to a role where your impact can extend across an entire faculty community. #IND-GCN