Admission Requirements
- Hold a current, valid license to practice as a Registered Nurse in at least one U.S. state or territory
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree or Master of Science in Nursing Degree or Doctoral Degree in Nursing with a minimum 3.0 GPA
Student Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the Nurse Educator Certificate Program, you’ll be able to:
- Exhibit professional, ethical behaviors in the multidimensional role of Nurse Educator
- Facilitate learning using teaching strategies grounded in educational theory and evidence-based teaching practices based upon the unique learning needs of all learners
- Engage learners, faculty colleagues, and clinical agency stakeholders in promoting safe, positive learning environments
- Implement a variety of evidence-based assessment and evaluation strategies to enhance the teaching-learning process
- Collaborate with colleagues to revise or create curriculum based on research, health care trends, learner needs, and program outcomes
- Provide leadership for organizational change in the various learning environments of the academic or practice community
- Participate in continuous quality improvement measures in teaching and learning
- Disseminate nursing and teaching knowledge to a wide-range of audiences through a variety of venues
- Advocate for nursing, nursing education, and learners through political and institutional learning environments
