About the Role
Requirements
Develop and update all course syllabi. Follow syllabi template and submit to supervisor.
Instruct both online and face to face classes following CDC regulations as determined by administration.
Prepare textbook orders for students in collaboration with the SGU Nursing Department administrative assistant prior to the end of the semester previous to when the course is offered for submission to Department Chair.
Demonstrate competence using available technology in the classroom.
Present lectures on nursing theory, other nursing content, and NCLEX review. Will encourage discussion in class to engage students in learning and provide remedial instruction when needed.
Arrange for lectures and demonstrations by experts in various medical fields.
Supervise independent or group projects, use of equipment, laboratory work or other training. This will include being responsible for students during Clinical hours as needed.
Observe and evaluate work of students to determine progress, provide feedback and make suggestions for improvement. Assist students with documentation in the clinical setting.
Advise, mentor and counsel students on course selection, career choices, and other academic or career concerns.
Keep supplies up to date and maintain current standards of care.
Work with local community on projects such as health fairs, point of distribution or emergency disaster drills and have students involved within their level of knowledge and ability.
Administer oral, written, or skills performance tests to further measure progress and to evaluate effectiveness of education provided and keep on file for 3 years.
Keep student attendance records on file indefinitely.
Submit mid-term and final grades to registrar at specified times.
Communicate with customers, staff, peers, and supervisor in a professional manner.
Maintain a good attitude. Encourage trust, respect and cooperation among team members. Provide good customer service to all customers, internal and external.
Attend staff meetings, mandatory faculty professional development, technical trainings, including Jenzabar as required by the university.
Serve on faculty committees and nursing governance committees. Such as curriculum or ethics committees.
Make recommendations to Department Chair regarding program needs, informational changes to the university catalog, departmental policies and procedures, and acquisition of instructional materials and supplies.
Be available to students by maintaining office hours when not in class teaching.
Other duties as assigned by the Director of Nursing and as mutually agreed upon to the benefit of Sinte Gleska University.
About the Company
Sinte Gleska University (SGU) is a tribally controlled, accredited institution located on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in Mission, South Dakota. Founded to serve the Sicangu Lakota Nation, SGU is dedicated to providing accessible, culturally grounded higher education that empowers students, families, and communities.
Rooted in the Lakota philosophy of Wolakota—living in harmony and balance—SGU integrates academic excellence with Indigenous knowledge, language, and values. The University offers a range of associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degree programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers, leadership, and lifelong learning.
As a community-focused institution, SGU plays a vital role in strengthening tribal sovereignty, supporting economic development, and preserving Lakota culture for future generations. Faculty and staff are committed to fostering a supportive, inclusive learning environment that reflects both traditional teachings and modern educational practices.
Joining SGU means becoming part of a mission-driven organization dedicated to building a healthy, resilient tribal nation through education, self-determination, and visionary leadership.