Nurse Educator Curriculum Development (Nova Scotia)

Nurse Educator Curriculum Development (Nova Scotia)

01 Nov
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Nova Scotia Health and IWK Health
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Nova Scotia

01 Nov

Nova Scotia Health and IWK Health

Nova Scotia

Shape competency-based education through curriculum design and blended learning as a permanent full time Nurse Educator in Central Zone, Nova Scotia.
Reporting to the Manager, the Nurse Educator designs, maintains, delivers, and evaluates Learning Institute programs. You will support transition to practice, practice progression, and learner-centred outcomes through adult learning, pedagogy, and educational consultation. Collaboration with Clinical Leaders, team members, and subject matter experts supports knowledge translation and advancing practice.
Key Responsibilities: Assess, plan, develop, implement, and evaluate education programs
Maintain and deliver Learning Institute curriculum
Apply competency-based educational strategies to support learners




Provide learning and education consultation
Evaluate learning programs and educational outcomes
Requirements: Bachelor of Science in Nursing or Bachelor of Nursing
Master’s degree in nursing, education, or related discipline
Minimum three years’ nursing specialty experience
Active Nova Scotia Nursing and Midwifery Regulator license
Valid driver’s license and transportation access
Apply curriculum development, adult learning, and blended learning expertise to advance education with Nova Scotia Health.

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📌 Nurse Educator Curriculum Development (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Nova Scotia Health and IWK Health
📍 Nova Scotia

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