Oulton College·City of Moncton, New Brunswick
Supervise and mentor nursing students during clinical placements at Sackville Hospital to foster skill development. Integrate classroom learning with real-world clinical practice while promoting professional excellence in patient care.
Clinical education is at the heart of nursing — and so are the dedicated professionals who bring it to life. Oulton College is currently seeking Licensed Practical Nurses to join our Nursing Faculty as Clinical Instructors for the LPN program. As a Clinical Instructor, you’ll play a vital role in shaping future nurses, ensuring they graduate with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to excel in diverse healthcare settings.
Supervise and mentor nursing students during clinical placements in the Sackville Hospital Evaluate student performance, provide constructive feedback, and foster skill development in real-world environments Support the integration of classroom learning with clinical practice Promote professional attitudes and practices that reflect excellence in patient care
Minimum of a Diploma as a Licensed Practical Nurse. Current registration and good standing with the ANBLPN (Association of New Brunswick Licensed Practical Nurses) Minimum of five years of recent and relevant experience as an LPN. Experience in high acuity setting. Previous experience teaching at an educational institute is an asset. Ability to apply the theory, practices, and principles of adult education.
Salary aligned with industry standard Paid orientation and administration time Flexibility in hours - daytime or evening - build your own schedule! Professional development opportunities and financial support for continuing education Positive and supportive work environment If you’re an experienced LPN who’s passionate about guiding others and shaping the future of healthcare, we’d love to hear from you!
Market context
In New Brunswick, long-term care employers commonly look for licensed practical nurses with current ANBLPN standing and several years of direct experience, so demand tends to favor candidates who already know the setting. These roles are competitive because employers value practical LTC judgment, reliable scheduling, and comfort working with residents over time. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your long-term care experience and ANBLPN status before applying.
