Nursing tutor

The Nursing Tutor assists in teaching, skill demonstration, and clinical training of nursing students. The role focuses on supporting academic delivery, guiding students in laboratory and clinical settings, and ensuring competency-based learning per university and council standards.

2. Key ResponsibilitiesA. Teaching & Academic Support

• Assist faculty in delivering theory and practical sessions.
• Conduct demonstration classes in nursing labs (Fundamentals, MCH/OBG, Community, Medical–Surgical, etc.).
• Prepare teaching aids, lesson plans, and practical manuals.
• Support internal assessments, assignments, and student evaluations.
• Help organize seminars, workshops, and academic programs.

B. Clinical Training Responsibilities

• Supervise students during clinical postings in hospitals and community settings.
• Demonstrate nursing procedures and guide students in skill performance.
• Ensure students follow safety protocols, infection control, and ethical standards.
• Monitor students’ clinical performance and maintain evaluation records.

C. Student Mentorship & Support

• Provide academic guidance and encourage skill development.
• Maintain discipline and a positive learning environment.
• Support students in case presentations, care plans, and clinical assignments.

D. Administrative Responsibilities

• Maintain skill lab equipment, inventories, and records.
• Assist in preparing and updating logbooks, attendance sheets, and competency records.
• Participate in departmental meetings, committees, and institutional activities.
• Help with documentation for INC, State Nursing Council, NAAC, or internal audits.

E. Professional Development

• Attend faculty development programs, CNEs, conferences, and workshops.
• Stay updated with current nursing practices and guidelines.
• Participate in community outreach and extension activities as required.

3. Qualification Requirements

• B.Sc. Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing (as per INC norms).
• Valid registration with State Nursing Council.
• Strong practical nursing skills and interest in teaching.

4. Skills & Competencies

• Good communication and teaching abilities.
• Proficiency in nursing procedures.
• Ability to supervise students effectively.
• Basic computer and ICT teaching skills.
• Teamwork, professionalism, and student-centered approach.

5. Work Environment

• Skills laboratories
• Classrooms
• Hospital and community clinical areas
• Academic/administrative offices

Job Type: Full-time

Work Location: In person