The Nurse Development Specialist will work collaboratively with the Chief Nursing officer to assist with general orientation and will play a major role in developing new RN's (interns), RN's, preceptors, and charge nurses. They will steer progressive clinical excellence through ongoing mentorship, staff development and staff engagement. The NDS will establish and maintain relationships with college and university nursing leadership to promote clinical rotations and employment opportunities. Precept RN interns and new hire RNs. Support and facilitate orientation, completion of required classes and ongoing clinical staff development. Develop, implement, and revise programs that enhance cost effectiveness and quality patient care. Participate in identifying the learning needs of nursing staff. Communicate effectively with staff and management regarding educational needs and offerings. Assess, plan, and implement programs for staff development to advance and maintain knowledge, critical thinking and skills competency. Develop and sustain relationships and presence within local colleges and universities offering nursing degrees to identify and recruit nurses into the program. Comply with patient safety and Infection Control Policy and Procedures. Develop well-organized and easily understood educational materials for the staff. Assist with formulation, implementation, evaluation and revision of standards of patient care. Assist with clinical staff in development of practice standards that comply with The Joint Commission standards and applicable state and federal regulations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Industry
Hospitals
Education Level
Bachelor's degree