Nursing Professional Development Practitioner - Medical Oncology

About the role

An onsite Nursing Professional Development (NPD) Practitioner supports clinical education and caregiver growth by assessing, guiding, and evaluating learning needs. They serve as a resource, mentor, and change agent, promoting evidence-based practices, teamwork, and continuous improvement in nursing care.

Responsibilities

• Learning Facilitation: Mentors caregivers, supports orientation, and applies adult learning principles to address educational gaps.
• Change Management: Collaborates organization-wide to identify learning priorities, ensuring adoption of best practices and supporting ongoing education.
• Mentorship & Coaching: Provides guidance to preceptors and caregivers, fostering personal growth and job satisfaction.
• Leadership & Advocacy: Promotes interprofessional learning, advances nursing practice, and highlights the value of NPD initiatives to improve patient outcomes.
• Practice Transition Partner: Ensures smooth onboarding and integration of new practices for caregivers, facilitating seamless adaptation to changes.

Qualifications

• BSN and RN licensure
• BLS certification
• Experience in adult/staff development and nursing

Preferred qualifications

• Master’s degree
• NPD certification
• Relevant presentation or publication experience

Skills

• Effective communication
• Adult education
• Curriculum development
• Research integration
• Proficiency with technology

Physical & Other Requirements

• Ability to read and communicate verbally
• Ability to manipulate equipment
• Possibly drive
• Frequent interaction with staff and patients
• Manual dexterity and visual acuity

Pay

Hourly rate ranging from $44.42 to $65.70, commensurate with experience.