What are the responsibilities and job description for the Nurse Educator NPDP - Critical Care position at AccessHealth?
The Nurse Educator NPDP - Critical Care plays a vital role in clinical education, staff development, and quality improvement within a critical care setting.
Responsibilities include assessing staff educational needs, developing and implementing training programs, and supporting onboarding and orientation for nurses in ICU and step-down units. The role involves acting as a clinical expert, consultant, and change agent to enhance patient care standards, and participating in shared governance and leadership initiatives.
Qualifications include a BSN (Master's preferred), a minimum of two years' critical care experience, active RN license, BLS certification, and CCRN or PCCN certification. Previous experience in nursing education or staff development is required, with clinical expertise aligned to critical care standards.
Skills needed encompass clinical proficiency, teaching ability, leadership, and collaboration. The role offers full-time employment, focusing on fostering clinical growth, ensuring compliance with standards, and supporting a culture of continuous learning and quality care.
Responsibilities include assessing staff educational needs, developing and implementing training programs, and supporting onboarding and orientation for nurses in ICU and step-down units. The role involves acting as a clinical expert, consultant, and change agent to enhance patient care standards, and participating in shared governance and leadership initiatives.
Qualifications include a BSN (Master's preferred), a minimum of two years' critical care experience, active RN license, BLS certification, and CCRN or PCCN certification. Previous experience in nursing education or staff development is required, with clinical expertise aligned to critical care standards.
Skills needed encompass clinical proficiency, teaching ability, leadership, and collaboration. The role offers full-time employment, focusing on fostering clinical growth, ensuring compliance with standards, and supporting a culture of continuous learning and quality care.