Nursing Education Specialist - Transplant

Role And Responsibilities The Nursing Education Specialist (NES) collaborates to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate educational activities for Nursing staff, including orientation, continuing education, and competency programs. Key roles include learning facilitator, change agent, mentor, leader, advocate for scientific inquiry, and partner for practice transitions. The NES supports the development of nursing professionals by fostering growth, innovation, and practice excellence within a systems model. Qualifications And Skills Master’s or doctoral degree in nursing or a healthcare/education-related field; Nursing education degree preferred.Experience in educational programming and demonstrated teaching skills.Current RN license and additional state licensure or specialty training as required.Transplant experience and certification in nursing professional development are strongly preferred.Basic Life Support (BLS) competency recommended.Willingness to complete degree requirements within six months if not already obtained. Key Duties Develop and deliver educational programs for nursing staff.Serve as a mentor and leader in nursing education initiatives.Support practice transitions and promote scientific inquiry.Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to enhance nursing practice and professional development. Additional Information Eligible for TN sponsorship with required licensure and certification.Exempt status; full-time role with day hours, no weekends or call.Comprehensive benefits package and competitive salary range.