Also known as a clinical nurse educator, a nurse educator is responsible for designing, delivering, and evaluating academic nursing programs. A nurse educator formally teaches in a nursing school or trains nursing students and staff in a healthcare facility. Responsibilities: • Mentoring and teaching current and future nursing students. • Designing, delivering, and evaluating educational curricula. • Writing and reviewing educational material, like textbooks. • Documenting the students' progress and advising them on their educational journey. • Researching and remaining up-to-date on clinical practices. • Developing patient care plans and assisting patients with their clinical needs. • Educating the technical and patient care staff in using new technology. Requirements: • A master's or doctoral degree in nursing. • A Certified Nurse Education certification. • A Registered Nursing License. • A strong clinical background. • A working knowledge of the theories of education and learning to design curricula. • Current working knowledge of clinical procedures and protocols. • Excellent communication, critical thinking, and leadership skills.

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