Title: RN– Clinical Lab Coordinator
Status: Hourly, Non-Exempt
Reports to: C.N.A. Instructors and Principal Supervises: Students Job Summery: Assist Instructors in overseeing C.N.A. Training Program Students with an emphasis on coordinating departmental theory/clinic/lab rotations and training students in the 21 C.N.A. Performance Skills mandated by the Illinois Department of Public Health, performing patient care skills while at clinical partner facilities in a manner to facilitate student learning in specific subject matter; and, set an example for students which will contribute to their career development, maturity and responsibility. This position is Monday-Friday.Duties and Responsibilities of the Clinical Lab Coordinator:
Work with KACC C.N.A. Instructors to develop IDPH Master Schedule andstudent rotation schedule ensuring adequate number of hours training in theory,clinical, and lab environments per IDPH mandates.
Schedule KACC C.N.A. Clinical Supervisors to meet student/teacher ratios andfall within KACC budget allocations for approved budget hours.
Schedule and coordinate fingerprinting and background checks and follow upwith all IDPH Web Portal entries.
Schedule and coordinate KACC student registration for certification exam basedupon C.N.A. Instructor approval.
Maintain adequate supplies in KACC lab environment, creating purchase ordersas needed.
Substitute teaching in absence of C.N.A. Instructor.
Follow established curriculum set by I.D.P.H. and KACC C.N.A. Instructors
Assist in the development of KACC student lesson plans if requested.
Assist KACC students in learning and refining their mandated 21 C.N.A. skills,
both in the KACC Lab Setting and while in attendance at the Clinical site
Maintain up-to-date documentation of student progress in the lab and at the
clinical setting, documenting in writing according to IDPH standards.
Provide input when requested to assist instructors in assessing a student’s ability
and readiness to be successful when taking the C.N.A. certification exam.
Create and maintain an environment conducive to learning.
Actively participate in the creation and maintaining of a high standard of
classroom management.
Take all necessary and reasonable precautions to protect students, equipment,
materials, and KACC facilities.
Assess the achievement of students on a regular basis and provide progress
reports to the C.N.A. instructors.
Maintain accurate and complete records for C.N.A. students, sharing those
assessments with the classroom instructor.
Make provisions for being available to students and parents for education related
purpose outside the instructional day when required or requested to do so under
reasonable terms as directed by the classroom instructor and approved by KACC
principal.
Work with KACC office staff to ensure IDPH Documentation is filed within the
timeframes established.
Attend faculty and staff meetings when requested.
Maintain and improve professional competence.
Perform other duties as assigned by the C.N.A. Program Instructors.
Education, Knowledge and Skills:
Licensed Registered Nurse in the State of Illinois
Current or Eligible for IDPH Instructor Approval
Code
Extended Care Experience
Strong written and oral communication skills.
Ability to work with young adults 16-19 years of age
Train the Trainer
CPR Instructor
Miscellaneous:
Mandatory Fingerprint Background Check
TB Test – Two step
Physician’s Statement certifying physical ability to perform assigned duties,
including:
o Lifting
o Bending
o 2-hour increments without sitting
o Climb stairs – in and out of bus throughout day
Influenza Vaccine
IMRF, Sick, and personal time will be offered, but no healthcare benefits
Compensation: $30-$32 per hour, depending on qualifications and
experience.
Pay: $30.00 - $34.00 per hour
Benefits:
Work Location: In person
