Nurse Educator - Diabetes Program

Role Overview: This position involves coordinating staff development and delivering advanced diabetes education within a hospital setting. The educator supports nurses, patients, and families by designing and implementing evidence-based educational programs, clinical pathways, and self-instructional materials. They serve as a clinical resource, mentor staff, and lead unit-based practice groups, ensuring competency and quality improvement. The role includes assisting with staff orientation, clinical research, and performance improvement projects to enhance patient care.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead staff education, orientation, and competency assessments.
• Develop and evaluate educational resources and protocols.
• Mentor nursing staff and students; serve as a clinical role model.
• Support clinical practice improvement and research initiatives.
• Collaborate across disciplines to meet educational needs and improve care quality.
  
  

Qualifications & Skills: A BSN, RN licensure, and at least three years of tertiary care experience, including two years in diabetes care. Prior nurse education experience is preferred. Strong leadership, clinical expertise, and knowledge of evidence-based practice are essential for success in this role.