Nursing Clinical. Lab Stipend It is recognized by the District and Association that Nursing Clinical Lab Settings are unique in their design and implementation. The training necessary to care for patients safely, coupled with the rigor and time duration in an uncontrolled environment make these Clinical Lab Settings unique. A defining characteristic of these labs is the requirement of patient safety, health, and life unlike any other lab setting. This uniqueness and the critical connection with safeguarding the well-being of individuals is done in a real-time clinical setting. Nursing adjunct faculty members, who are assigned a clinical section, shall be paid a stipend of $154.35 multiplied by the weekly calculation of clinical hours. For example, if a faculty member is assigned to a clinical section for 13.5 hours per week, the faculty member shall be compensated 13.5 hours times $154.35 for a total of $2,083.73 for that semester.
Nursing Clinical. “Nursing clinical” shall mean that mode of instruction of students in which a member of the faculty provides patient care within a health care facility.
