About The Role:

The Clinical Educator is a corporate practice and clinical education leader within Bethany's Integrated Quality Management (IQM) system. The Clinical Educator leads clinical practice development initiatives that strengthen clinical competency, support evidence-informed care, and advance a culture of continuous learning and quality improvement across Bethany communities.

Acting as a subject matter expert, this position is accountable for the design, coordination, implementation, and evaluation of compulsory and clinical education through competency-development activities that support safe, competent, and resident-centered care across Bethany communities in accordance with the Philosophy of Caring, accreditation standards, provincial continuing care standards, and organizational policies.

The role functions as an organizational clinical education and practice support resource, collaborating with management and internal stakeholders to build and sustain competence for multidisciplinary teams in required clinical practice areas, including, documentation, policy implementation, and care processes.

The Clinical Educator provides timely, responsive education to address emerging priorities and learning needs across frontline teams.

What You Will Do:

Clinical Education and Competency Planning:

- Promotes service excellence through leading and coordinating the assessment, planning, design, implementation, and ongoing evaluation of clinical education programs and policies that support safe, resident-centred care across Bethany communities.
- Provides leadership in the development, coordination, and evaluation of education plans at the organizational, site and neighbourhood/program levels, in collaboration with Care Services Managers (CSMs), Site Administrators and Quality Practice Leaders (QPLs).
- Identifies education and competency needs using quality indicators, clinical competency assessment, documentation review, incident trends, admission profiles, practice change requirements, regulatory standards, and leader feedback.
- Ensures clinical education meets or exceeds provincial standards (CCHSS Section 9.0), accreditation Standards (e.g. CARF Aging Services), professional regulatory requirements, and applicable collective agreement requirements.
- Maintains proactive on-unit and neighbourhood presence for practice observation, just-in-time guidance, documentation review, and education needs identification, particularly for newly admitted residents with individual care requirements.
- Ensures adherence to Bethany policies and procedures pertaining to the design, delivery, and evaluation of education programs and services.

Mandatory Education and Practice-Readiness:

- Provides organizational leadership and subject matter expertise mandatory clinical education and practice-readiness expectations across Bethany communities.
- Coordinates corporate mandatory clinical education requirements and associated learning resources for Bethany care teams, including monitoring the transfer of learning into clinical practice to support competency, consistency, and practice readiness across communities.
- Supports the definition and operationalization of practice-readiness expectations for clinical tasks, equipment, treatments, documentation, and specialized resident needs.
- Provides subject-matter support for the implementation of new or revised clinical policies, standards, workflows, and tools.




- Tracks completion of required learning and competencies, interprets completion trends, and escalates non-compliance to the CSM and Site Administrator for supervisory follow-up.

Integrated Quality Management:

- Contributes education expertise to Bethany's IQM system in alignment with Progress 2030, professional association and legislative/regulatory guidelines.
- Participates in site Quality Safety Committee (QSC) meetings, contributing education expertise and supporting quality improvement planning.
- Supports audit readiness (CARF, AB CCHSS) by ensuring education programs address standards compliance and contributing to continuous readiness activities.
- Uses quality data, RAI-MDS indicators, incident trends, and audit findings to inform education priorities and program design.
- Collaborates with QPLs to align education programming with quality monitoring findings and organizational improvement priorities.
- Participates in organizational committees and working groups within the IQM governance structure as appropriate.

Documentation, Education Systems, and Reporting:

- Accurate, comprehensive, and timely documentation of education records, statistics, evaluations, and reports to support governance reporting and IQM monitoring.
- Maintains accurate, comprehensive education records, attendance, evaluations, and program outcomes in BethanyU and other designated systems.
- Supports improvement of education tracking systems and standardized approaches to competency documentation.
- Prepares education plans, reports, evaluations, and synopses of educational programs for site leadership and the Manager, RAI Program & Clinical Education.
- Ensures attendance and statistical data from all clinical education programs required are complete, accurate, current, and timely.

Safety:

- Contributes to a secure environment for residents, the team, and self by understanding, modelling, and supporting safety guidelines and practices at all times.
- Identifies and reports unsafe conditions in the work environment; supports staff education in emergency preparedness.
- Ensures education programs address safe work practices, infection prevention and control, body mechanics, and the safe and correct operation of equipment, assistive devices, and medical devices.
- Supports staff knowledge of and adherence to OHS legislation and Bethany safety policies.

Pro-active Learner — LEADS in a Caring Environment:

- Demonstrates the vision and values of Bethany and lives out the mission of Creating Caring Communities through the LEADS in a Caring Environment framework.
- Lead Self: Demonstrates self-awareness, personal development, and commitment to the Philosophy of Caring; maintains current clinical knowledge and adult education expertise.
- Engage Others: Builds collaborative relationships with CSMs, interdisciplinary teams, QPLs, Site Administrators, and external stakeholders (e.g., AHS Integrated Supports for Long-Term Living, educational institutions).
- Achieve Results: Delivers education programs that measurably improve clinical competency and contribute to quality outcomes.
- Develop Coalitions:



Partners with site leadership, quality teams, and cross-functional groups to advance education and quality improvement priorities.
- Systems Transformation: Champions evidence-informed practice, embraces innovation in education delivery, and contributes to continuous improvement of the IQM system. Understands, follows, and applies all Bethany Standards of Conduct.

Team Work:

- Cares for and actively supports interdisciplinary teams to achieve and maintain a responsible atmosphere of resident-centred care.
- Establishes and maintains effective communication on education matters between the Clinical Education & RAI program and Bethany sites.
- Ensures site and program learning needs are identified and addressed through structured prioritization and triage processes.
- Coordinates with CSMs and Site Administrators on the deployment of educator capacity in alignment with corporate priorities and operational needs.

What You Bring:

- Undergraduate degree in Nursing preferred for Type A (Long-Term Care) communities; LPN diploma may be considered for Type B (Designated Supportive Living) communities.
- Degree or Certificate in Adult Education preferred.
- Current CPR Certificate.
- Certificate in Gerontology preferred.
- 3–5 years nursing experience in gerontology and/or dementia care preferred
- 3–5 years as an educator/facilitator in health care or continuing care.
- Adult learning principles and competency-based education design.
- Strong knowledge of RAI/MDS 2.0, electronic documentation, and learning management systems (BethanyU).
- Excellent interpersonal skills and strong verbal and written communication skills.
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Office and digital education platforms.
- Able to work effectively in a physically and mentally demanding environment.
- Good vision and hearing (with correction if needed) is required.
- Mobility to move around the site and to drive oneself from site to site.
- Ability to interact verbally with others.
- Able to spend prolonged periods at a desk and utilizing a computer and monitor and perform other close visual work as required (sitting, handling, touching, finger dexterity).
- Able to spend prolonged periods standing and walking (up to 2 hours at a time).
- Mobility for kneeling, bending, stooping, and light lifting would be utilized as able or necessary.

Position Information:

Location:

Calgary, Alberta

Site:

Bethany Riverview

Site Address:

200- 2915, 26 Ave S.E, Calgary, AB, T2B2W6

Classification:

Clinical Educator (CDC) (CDR-CP33-025) - Bethany Riverview

FTE:

1.00

Non- Union/Union:

Department/Unit:

Clinical Education - CMS

Time Type:

Full time

Position Type:

Temporary (Fixed Term)

Shift & Hours of Work:

Days (0800-1615)

Shift per Cycle:

Monday to Friday

Position Start Date:

2026-09-11

Position End Date:

2026-12-31

***All applicants are thanked for their interest. Only those selected to move forward will be contacted.

Bethany Care Society is an equal opportunity employer.

Successful candidates will be required to obtain a Criminal Background Check and provide proof of all mandatory immunizations.

Bethany Care Society complies with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA). By forwarding your resume to Bethany you are consenting to the collection and use of your personal information for this job competition. Your information will be kept strictly confidential.***

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