Clinical Educator | Emergency | Le Bonheur

Job Summary

Responsible for unit/department based clinical orientation and provision of clinical in-service training for new and current clinical associates. Coordinates individualized orientation for all new unit/department associates, plans and implements standardized learning activities, serves as a role model, and provides consultative services. Integrates relevant research outcomes into learning activities and performs other duties as assigned.

• Coordinate individualized orientation for new unit/department associates.
• Plan and implement standardized learning activities to meet the needs of all levels of clinical associates.
• Serve as role model/change agent to promote professional and technical development.
• Provide consultative services to internal and external customers.
• Integrate relevant research outcomes into learning activities.
• Perform other job duties as assigned or requested.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing (Required)
• Bachelor’s Degree in Allied Health (Preferred)
• Master’s Degree in Allied Health (Preferred)
• Master’s Degree in Nursing (Preferred)

• General: 3–5 years (Required)
• Teaching: 3–5 years (Preferred)

• Basic Life Support – American Heart Association (Required)
• Registered Nurse, Tennessee – Tennessee Board of Nursing (Required)
• Registered Respiratory Therapist:
  Mississippi – Mississippi State Department of Health (Preferred)
• Registered Respiratory Therapist:
  Tennessee – Tennessee Board of Respiratory Care (Preferred)
• Registered Respiratory Therapist:
  Arkansas – Arkansas State Medical Board (Preferred)

• Knowledge of clinical care and proficiency in a specialized clinical field.
• Highly developed verbal and written communication skills; ability to present effectively to small and large groups.
• Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively at all levels in a collaborative team environment.

The physical activities include climbing, pushing, standing, hearing, walking, reaching, grasping, kneeling, stooping, and repetitive motion; medium work with up to 50 lbs force occasionally and 25 lbs frequently; good balance, coordination, and close visual acuity required; frequent invasive and non‑invasive patient contact; exposure to patient body fluids and hazardous materials; ability to react quickly to emergency situations; frequent travel outside hospital.

There are no supervisory or lead responsibilities assigned to this position.