The Regional Nurse Educator leads nursing clinical education for the region. This role ensures education programs are consistent across all locations by working closely with administrators, Directors of Nursing, Learning & Development, Clinical Operations, and Operations. The director identifies regional education needs, sets priorities, and designs and delivers training to strengthen nursing knowledge, skills, and consistent care practices. The position executes assignments in a culture that is shared and collaborative across all divisions within TSLC. It supports communities and their colleagues through coaching and mentoring to help achieve optimum standards of excellence. It addresses issues of concern through courageous conversation and notifies community leadership and/or supervisor of any interactions requiring attention. It creates an environment that drives clinical capability and enhanced skills through education. The role participates in community survey readiness by proactively identifying opportunities that warrant ongoing clinical education/in-services for colleagues within the region served. It supports and participates in the survey readiness process as an educator during real-time plan of correction or past non-compliance needs as needed. The role identifies the need for education opportunities within the region, designs lesson plans, coordinates and conducts sessions, and evaluates the effectiveness of training and utilization of information. It provides leadership in formulating the goals and objectives of the clinically related in-service education programs for the region and communities within the assigned geographic region. It plans, develops, directs, evaluates, coordinates, and/or conducts clinical educational and on-the-job training programs within the region and as a contributing member of the THSC team. It demonstrates knowledge of computer applications, serves as a regional support resource for clinical automation systems, and informs others of information resources. It collaborates with administrators, directors of nursing, clinical operations, and director of learning and development to establish priorities and develop a six-month education plan to address unplanned readmissions to hospital, enhance clinical inventory capabilities and improve care delivery systems thereby optimizing survey/regulatory outcomes. It participates in community, regional, and organization-wide collaboratives and quality assurance process improvement activities as necessary. It participates in Mission Driven Quality Improvement (MDQI) to have knowledge of identified trends and needs for action plans that may require education within the region as needed. It champions nursing job-specific orientation, clinical skills validation, and preceptor programs within the region. It leads and is instrumental in organizing, developing, and conducting new hire clinical orientation. It coordinates orientation in conjunction with Human Resources to ensure cohesiveness between general and clinical orientation according to THSC standards. It remains current in evidence-based nursing practices. It identifies learning needs associated with new policies, procedures, equipment, etc. It directs the preparation, scheduling, and selection of instructional material, equipment, and training aids to ensure that a modern, meaningful in-service program is provided. It communicates clinical, professional standards, and educational performance/status to job-related goals to the director of learning and development.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Number of Employees
251-500 employees