Clinical Instructor

How to Apply: Send your detailed CV, academic certificates, and three referees (including telephone and email contacts) to hrrecruit@materkenya.com. Deadline is 26th August 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Show Your Teaching Impact in Clinical Settings

For a Clinical Instructor role at Mater Hospital, hiring managers will look for evidence that you can translate theory into practice. Your application should demonstrate how you have guided students in real clinical environments and improved their competencies.

1. Highlight your teaching experience: Clearly list your years of classroom and clinical teaching, specifying the subjects and levels you have taught. Use concrete examples of how you have facilitated learning in nursing and midwifery.

2. Emphasize your NCK registration: Ensure your practising licence is current and mention it prominently. Include your licence number and any specializations like KRCCN, KRNN, or KRPON.

3. Showcase computer proficiency: Mention specific educational technologies or software you have used, such as learning management systems or simulation tools. This shows you can integrate modern methods into teaching.

4. Prepare for clinical assessment questions: Be ready to discuss how you evaluate student performance in clinical settings. Provide examples of assessment tools you have used and how you provided feedback.

5. Demonstrate your commitment to professional development: Mention any workshops, certifications, or conferences you have attended to stay current in nursing education. This shows you are proactive in your field.

6. Align with the hospital's mission: Research Mater Hospital's values and how they approach patient care and education. Tailor your application to show how you can contribute to their training programs.

7. Prepare for a teaching demonstration: You may be asked to deliver a sample lesson or simulation. Practice a short session that showcases your teaching style and ability to engage students.

8. Proofread your application: Since you are applying for an educational role, your application must be error-free. Have someone else review your CV and cover letter to catch any mistakes.