Clinical Educator
Clinical Educator
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- (includes, but not limited to):Develop and deliver orientation programs for new clinical staff and provide ongoing training, in-services, and continuing education on clinical skills, protocols, equipment, and patient care standards
- Serve as a clinical resource to staff during patient care, mentor and coach clinical staff in skill development, critical thinking, and decision-making, and support new graduates and clinical residents during onboarding and transition to practice
- Help implement new clinical guidelines, hospital policies, and evidence-based practices while monitoring compliance and providing remediation or education as needed
- Collaborate with leadership on quality improvement and patient safety projects, analyze performance data, and help develop action plans for improvement
- Encourage certifications, advanced degrees, and career growth and keep staff informed about changes in healthcare regulations and trends
- Here are some of the benefits of working at Prime Healthcare:
- Health, dental, and vision insurance options
- Paid vacation, sick time and holidays
- Bereavement leave, FMLA and other leave options
- Employer 401K options
- Tuition reimbursement options
- Life, disability, and other insurance options
- Many other amazing benefits
- QualificationsEducation and Work Experience
- Must have a current and valid license as a Registered Nurse issued by the State.
- Current BLS (AHA) certificate upon hire and maintain current.
- Minimum of 5 years acute care experience.
- Minimum of 2 years previous educational experience preferred.
- Employment StatusFull TimeEqual Employment Opportunity
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