Clinical Nurse Educator At Peace Arch Hospital British Columbia

Clinical Nurse Educator At Peace Arch Hospital British Columbia

31 Jul
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Fraser Health Authority
|
British Columbia

31 Jul

Fraser Health Authority

British Columbia

Advance your nursing career at Peace Arch Hospital as a Clinical Nurse Educator in White Rock, B.C. Focus on fostering learning settings and applying evidence-based practices in nursing education.

This Full Time position is designed for Registered Nurses with a solid clinical background, including education and leadership experiences. You'll develop educational programs, collaborate with diverse teams, and assess the effectiveness of training initiatives. Participation in research and quality improvement is also a key component of the role.

Key Responsibilities:
• Identify educational needs through collaboration
• Create and update educational programs based on evidence
• Deliver targeted training to staff and patients




• Track educational activities and reporting statistics
• Engage in quality improvement and research projects

Requirements:
• Current Registered Nurse license with BCCNM
• At least three years of related clinical experience
• Experience in education or leadership roles
• Relevant post-graduate coursework or certifications
• Must possess a valid BC Driver's License

Make a meaningful impact on nursing education and patient care as a Clinical Nurse Educator at Peace Arch Hospital.
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📌 Clinical Nurse Educator At Peace Arch Hospital British Columbia
🏢 Fraser Health Authority
📍 British Columbia

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