The Interprofessional Clinical Simulation Program (
ICSP) at the Brody School of Medicine (
BSOM) is seeking 2 part-time Nurse Educators to work 32 hours/week. Typical working hours are 8:00am to 5:00pm four days per week. Days can vary depending on scheduled classes and/or events. Minimal overnight travel may be required for mobile unit simulation events.
Duties include:
Simulation Curriculum Development (40 %) * Lead the team in optimizing the simulation curriculum design and implement work flow according to best practices from the health care, education, and performance sciences.
* Lead the ongoing application of evidence-based principles from the science of training and performance to simulation program design and delivery.
* Work with the Assistant Dean and Medical Director to create simulation education programs to meet curricular requirements for Brody School of Medicine
* Collaborate with leadership from the
BSOM Simulation Center, the
ECU Health system, and university to align simulation-based training programs with institutional priorities of providing world class education, training and health care.
* Collaborate with
ECU Health educators to address quality issues using simulation-based education
* Develop a robust system to evaluate simulation program outcomes. Oversee the collection of evaluation data on learning outcomes for simulation activities and collaborate with faculty to disseminate findings.
* Contribute to selected university and health system committees related to the development of curricula utilizing immersive methodologies.
* Collaborate with interprofessional and interdisciplinary faculty to develop simulation scenarios to promote student learning, critical thinking and clinical decision making.
Instruction and Outreach (40%) * Teach and facilitate interdisciplinary simulation sessions as needed using standards of best practice in simulation
* Participate in simulation scenarios to provide an interprofessional experience according to teamwork principles.
* Teach procedural skills to medical students and residents, such as ultrasound guided peripheral IV insertion, sterile technique, foley insertion, and others.
* Teach appropriate medications for medical interventions medical students and residents such as intubations, cardiac arrest, and others.
* Teach appropriate use of medical equipment medical students and residents, such as how to operate a defibrillator, IV pump, and others.
* Travel to regional locations to promote the mobile Healthcare Simulation Unit capabilities and programs
* Plan, develop curricula, and facilitate simulation sessions at the
BSOM Simulation Center and regional programs associated with the mobile Healthcare Simulation Unit and military simulation trainings.
* Work with
ECU Health nurse educators to develop educational programs for quality improvement and ensure these programs are evaluated on an ongoing basis.
* Collaborate with
ECU Health Science programs to create and teach interprofessional education simulation activities.
Professional Development (20%) * Lead and mentor staff in their professional development regarding curriculum design and delivery.
* Participate in selected university and health system committees related to faculty and staff development.
* Work with Assistant Dean and Medical Director to collaborate with and mentor faculty and staff from across campus in designing and implementing simulation-based curricula.
* Assist with faculty development and training related to the use of simulation.
* Collaborate with faculty and staff from across campus to advance the science of simulation-based training and assessment.
* Support and coordinate simulation-based research and scholarly activity.
* Promotes simulation best practices and initiatives established by the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (
SSH) and International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning (
INACSL).
Contingent upon availability of funds. |