Job Description
Clinical Nurse Educator 📍 Cardiac Telemetry | Full Time | 36 hours/week | 4 × 9‑hour shifts Location: Southern New Hampshire We are seeking an experienced Clinical Nurse Educator (Clinical Teacher) to support a 31‑bed cardiac telemetry unit caring for a diverse patient population including cardiac, cardiac catheterization recovery, stroke, pulmonary embolism, diabetic/endocrine, neurological, and renal patients. This is a unit‑based educator role for a clinically strong RN who enjoys mentoring others, supporting professional growth, and driving evidence‑based practice. What You’ll Do ✔ Coordinate and oversee unit‑based orientation and onboarding for new hires ✔ Support and develop unit preceptors ✔ Design, implement, and evaluate education to maintain and advance staff competency ✔ Serve as a clinical expert, coach, and mentor to nursing staff ✔ Review and revise unit‑specific competencies in collaboration with leadership and Clinical Development ✔ Partner with leadership and committees to support quality, safety, and practice excellence ✔ Ensure compliance with required education and maintain accurate documentation ✔ Contribute to annual staff performance evaluations What We’re Looking For ✅ BSN from an accredited school of nursing (required) ✅ Minimum 5 years of progressive clinical experience, including experience with cardiac telemetry ✅ Strong interest or experience in education, mentoring, and professional development Competencies expected within 90 days include: Unit‑based clinical competencies Assessment and evaluation methods Class and curriculum development Use of teaching technologies Delivery of constructive feedback Strong documentation and recordkeeping Why Join Us ✨ Competitive pay ✨ Health, dental, vision & prescription coverage (FT & PT) ✨ 403(b) retirement plan ✨ Tuition reimbursement & paid education programs ✨ Student Loan Paydown Plan ✨ Disability and life insurance ✨ Employee Assistance Program ✨ A collaborative, professional nursing environment 👉 Apply today if you’re passionate about nursing education and supporting exceptional patient care