Remote Proctor

Position Summary: The College of Long Term Care is seeking a detail-oriented and professional Virtual Exam Proctor to support our nursing certification program in Skin, Wound, and Ostomy Care. This role is responsible for administering and monitoring examinations to ensure compliance with testing protocols, maintaining exam integrity, and providing a smooth and supportive experience for participants.Key Responsibilities:Proctor virtual certification exams in accordance with established policies and proceduresVerify student identity and ensure compliance with exam rules prior to and during testingMonitor examinees in real time via video conferencing platforms to maintain exam integrityAddress technical issues or escalate concerns as needed during exam sessionsDocument and report any irregularities, incidents, or violations of testing protocolsProvide clear instructions and support to students before and during examsCoordinate exam schedules and communicate logistics with students and internal staffMaintain confidentiality of exam materials and participant informationQualifications:Prior experience in exam proctoring, education, or administrative support preferredFamiliarity with Google Suite (Google Sheets, Google Docs and Google Forms, etc.)Strong attention to detail and ability to enforce policies consistentlyExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsAbility to manage multiple participants in a structured virtual environmentHigh level of professionalism and discretionPreferred Qualifications:Experience in healthcare education or working with nursing professionalsUnderstanding of certification or continuing education programsBasic troubleshooting skills for common technical issuesWork Environment & Schedule:Fully remote positionMust be available to work scheduled exam sessions, which may include evenings or occasional weekends Reliable internet connection and quiet, professional workspace requiredKey Competencies:Integrity and accountabilityOrganization and time managementClear communicationProblem-solving under pressureOriginally posted on Himalayas