The Facility Educator will be responsible for understanding and applying OBRA Regulations and principles of adult learning. They will collaborate with facility department directors to orient and educate staff, ensuring all mandatory and regulatory education requirements are met. This role involves conducting competencies in nursing practices, particularly in managing medically complex patients (cardiac, heart failure, stroke, respiratory care needs like trach and vent). The educator will regularly assess facility education needs to identify areas for improvement and assume responsibility for directing in-service educational programs to comply with Federal, OSHA, State, and JACHO Regulations, as well as corporate policy. This includes preparing, scheduling, and selecting instructional materials, equipment, and training aids to provide state-of-the-art in-service programs using corporate-approved forms. They will schedule and communicate training programs based on facility needs, ensure necessary equipment and knowledgeable operators are available, and conduct regular meetings and education for all staff. The educator will ensure classrooms are prepared, recommend equipment and supply needs, and assess staff learning needs through observation and review of quality improvement data. Collaboration with the Corporate Education & Development department and implementation of recommended changes are also key. Responsibilities include facilitating training for electronic software and required certifications (e.g., IV, CPR), maintaining attendance and documentation, and assisting licensed/certified nursing personnel in obtaining in-service training to maintain their credentials. The role also involves obtaining CPR instructor certification and coordinating the Employee Health Program.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level