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Limited Term Adjunct Instructor
The University Of Arizona
Location : Tucson, AZ, 85701
Job Type : Full Time
Date Posted : 2 December 2025
Are you ready to be part of something extraordinary? The University of Arizona, College of Nursing is actively seeking talented limited term adjunct instructors for our cutting-edge graduate programs, including our dynamic online offerings. As an instructor, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of nursing education.
Reporting to the Instructor on Record, you will have the opportunity to collaborate closely with the program coordinator and Lead Faculty, working hand-in-hand to deliver exceptional instruction and provide valuable mentorship to our students. With a commitment to excellence, we strive to create an engaging and inclusive learning environment that prepares our students for success.
Located in the breathtaking valley, surrounded by majestic mountains, our Tucson campus at the University of Arizona offers not only a stunning natural landscape but also an environment that enriches our educational experience. As one of the nation's most esteemed research institutions, the University of Arizona is at the forefront of health-sciences education and scholarship, offering an environment that fosters innovation and encourages groundbreaking discoveries.
We take immense pride in our College of Nursing, accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, which consistently ranks among the top 15 percent of graduate nursing programs in the United States. By joining our esteemed faculty, you become part of a community dedicated to pushing boundaries and advancing the field of nursing.
If you are passionate about nursing education, excited to embrace innovation, and ready to make a lasting impact, this is the opportunity you've been waiting for. Join us in shaping the future of healthcare through education and become part of our exceptional team at the College of Nursing.
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- Collaborate with the Program Director and other Program Lead Faculty to teach and guide students.
- Facilitate course learning activities, including testing and evaluation.
- Participate in course evaluation and continuous course improvement.
- Master's degree in Nursing or other health-related field.
- Active certification as a nurse practitioner.
- Experience in mentoring or teaching health care professionals.
- Doctoral degree in Nursing or other health-related field.
- Successful college or university teaching experience.
- Experience with a variety of teaching methods and curricular perspectives.
- Experience in online learning and course development.
Freqently Asked Questions
Limited Term Adjunct Instructors often hold at least a master's degree in nursing or a related health field, coupled with active nurse practitioner certification. Their expertise in mentoring healthcare professionals and familiarity with diverse teaching methods sets them apart from general adjunct faculty.
In online settings, instructors focus heavily on digital course facilitation, engaging students through virtual platforms and managing asynchronous discussions. On-campus roles involve more direct interaction, hands-on activities, and in-person evaluations, requiring adaptable teaching strategies to fit each format.
Starting as an adjunct can lead to full-time faculty positions, curriculum development roles, or administrative leadership within nursing colleges. Gaining experience with online teaching and innovative course design often opens doors to specialized academic or research appointments.
Given Tucson's healthcare landscape, certifications such as nurse practitioner licensure and specialized clinical credentials are highly valued. These credentials ensure instructors are well-prepared to mentor students in both traditional and online nursing programs within the region.
Tucson's growing healthcare sector and the University of Arizona's strong reputation create steady demand for qualified adjunct nursing instructors. Competition is influenced by candidates’ clinical experience, teaching credentials, and ability to deliver engaging online coursework.
The University fosters collaboration by encouraging adjunct instructors to work closely with program coordinators and lead faculty. This integration supports mentorship opportunities and participation in continuous course improvement, enriching both teaching and student outcomes.
Instructors at The University of Arizona navigate a high standard of academic excellence and innovation, including adapting to cutting-edge online graduate programs. Balancing rigorous curriculum expectations with flexible teaching schedules can present distinctive demands.
Salaries for this role in Tucson typically range from $35 to $55 per hour, depending on experience, academic credentials, and online teaching expertise. The University of Arizona's competitive compensation aligns with regional standards for adjunct nursing faculty.
These instructors contribute by employing varied teaching methods and enhancing online course delivery, directly influencing curriculum development. Their engagement in research-based practices helps maintain the university's leadership in health-sciences education.
Applicants will collaborate with program leadership, facilitate student learning activities including assessments, and actively participate in course evaluations. Their role is integral to maintaining an inclusive and forward-thinking educational environment.
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