Licensed to practice professional nursing in Kansas and any other state with students in clinical experience (Missouri).  Master’s Degree in Nursing, preferably in the theory/clinical area being taught, or Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing, provided:

• There is adequate guidance and supervision from MSN prepared faculty.
• A degree plan for a Masters in Nursing is in place.  Note: KSBN requires degree completion in six years; however the program prefers completion in two years.

Experience managing fund-raising projects.  Ability to work independently, as well as on a team.  Good communications skills, both written and oral.  Ability to organize and prioritize work to meet deadlines.  Works well under pressure.  Excellent interpersonal skills as applied to alumni, friends of the college, community, faculty and staff, and other organizations.  Knowledge of current concepts and practices in resource development including fund raising for annual, capital, and special campaigns.  Knowledge of tax law as it relates to tax exempt status, charitable giving, estate planning and deferred giving, grant writing and utilization of available public and private resources benefiting community colleges.

Associates Degree preferred, or equivalent experience.  Ability to perform data processing and accounting functions of routine difficulty with minimal supervision.

Associate’s degree required; Bachelor’s Degree preferred.  Demonstrated experience and familiarity with Fort Scott Community College functions and culture.  Ability to maintain a high degree of confidentiality.  Computer experience in Microsoft Office.  Experience related to project planning and coordination.  Excellent verbal and written communication skills.  Independent decision-making and problem-solving skills.  Ability to manage multiple high-priority tasks on deadline.  Must be able to maintain internal and external correspondence and confidential information with sensitivity and discretion.  Possess an advanced working knowledge of the Microsoft Office suite.  Ability to establish and maintain friendly, effective working relationships with faculty, staff, students, and general public.

Proficient use of written and oral communication skills.  Knowledge of standard graphic design practices, as they relate to publications, audio/visual productions, and the ability to efficiently apply this knowledge to the selection of the proper media and production of the finished product.  Well-developed knowledge of the practices and standards of the professional field of graphic design and the ability to effectively apply this knowledge to the college’s public relations and marketing needs.  Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to create an effective rapport with the public, as well as establishing a cordial working relationship with peers at the college.  

Current Kansas Cosmetology Teaching Credential and Kansas Board of Cosmetology License. Excellent oral and written communications skills. Understanding of cosmetology theory and practice. Ability to work cooperatively with other cosmetology instructors, students, colleagues, and community members. The ability to develop and maintain effective professional work relationships with a variety of people. The ability to relate with students personally while maintaining professional relationships.

Must have Class B CDL with air brake and passenger endorsement and current DOT medical card.  

Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing preferred.  Licensed Professional Registered Nurse in State of Kansas.  Minimum of 1750 hours experience in long term care facility.  Kansas State approved to teach CNA and CMA classes required.  Kansas State approved to teach Home Health Aide classes preferred.