Adventist HealthCare
Healthcare
EducationSpecialist(RN),PTDayShift,ProfessionalPracticeandDevelopment
“Education Specialist(RN), PT Day Shift, Professional Practice and Development at Adventist HealthCare. Skills: Nursing Education, Clinical Specialty, Professional Development. Onboarding/Orientation of newly hired staff. Ongoing assessment of competency”
Industry & Context.
COVID-19 Vaccination recommended, Nicotine user screening, Drug testing
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
BSN or Allied Health degree required, 2 years in clinical specialty, RN license or RRT License, communication skills, both written and spoken required
Nice to Have
MSN/Master preferred, 1 year in leadership role preferred (includes charge nurse, RT lead, preceptor), Certification in clinical specialty or nursing professional development within one year of hire
What You'll Do.
Onboarding/Orientation of newly hired staff
Ongoing assessment of competency
Evaluation of performance
Provision of continuing nursing education
Identifies practice gaps and learning needs
Develops an appropriate education plan
Assists nurses in preparation for certification
facilitate and evaluate activities
Performs as nurse planner
How You'll Work.
Communication Scope
written; spoken
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