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AMHC Healthcare

Operates acute care hospitals in California

Critical Care Educator - Clinical

Corporate & Technical TrainingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMonterey Park, CA, USA$50.10 - $58.21In-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Must be a graduate of an accredited School of Nursing.
  • Must hold a current license to practice nursing in California.
  • Must have a minimum of four years of acute care experience.
  • Must hold Basic Life Support for Health Care Provider certification from the American Heart Association.
  • Must hold National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS) Stroke certification.

Responsibilities

  • Plan, provide, and facilitate hospital staff professional growth and development through didactic instruction, role modeling, and clinical education.
  • Support safe patient care through the nursing process, applying established clinical nursing practice standards.
  • Serve as a resource nurse and role model, and support health care administration.
  • Incorporate patients' age and cultural diversity into education for staff and patients, and support performance improvement processes that improve patient care outcomes.
  • Collaborate with managers and staff to assess staff learning needs.
  • Design programs and delivery systems to meet department, staff, patient, and management needs.
  • Assess patients' learning needs according to home health care and department guidelines.
  • Assess patients and families for knowledge, understanding, and readiness to learn about health care processes, personal care, infant care, illness, and post-discharge care responsibilities.
  • Identify patients' physical limitations, psychosocial needs, symptoms, and behavioral changes.
  • Assess resources and address age-specific differences, cultural diversity, and spiritual needs as appropriate.
  • Plan activities based on department and individual needs assessments.
  • Contribute to education department annual goals and objectives for continuity of staff and patient knowledge and personal development.
  • Plan, prepare, and present just-in-time in-service training programs addressing department needs for patient safety goals, core measures, and survey preparedness.
  • Develop individual patient teaching and discharge plans using assessment data, involving patients and families when possible and appropriate.
  • Include staff in patient education planning and training, and instruct staff in the patient education process as indicated.
  • Prepare lesson plans for continuing education programs, including complete learning objectives for each BRN program as indicated.
  • Prepare individual learning packets for patient teaching within the specialty unit as appropriate.
  • Prioritize and organize work to complete assigned tasks and meet department, staff, and patient needs.
  • Provide mandatory classes, audits, training, or learning required by accrediting agencies, including The Joint Commission, the Department of Health Services, Title XXII, and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and facilitate compliance.
  • Maintain teaching materials, education tools, and files for department needs.
  • Assist in communicating revised procedures to patient care staff and new employees.
  • Incorporate customer relations into all communication processes.
  • Provide learning sessions to implement and inform staff about new products and equipment as appropriate or requested by department directors.
  • Use new information and research findings to develop and update program content and specific activities.
  • Serve as a resource for staff and promptly follow up on questions requiring further research or discussion.
  • Attend and contribute to meetings assigned by the education department director.
  • Evaluate personnel and learning processes regularly and make recommendations to nursing directors, departments, and committees; initiate changes as appropriate.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of teaching and learning for staff and patients to support continuity of care and patient safety, and document patient learning in the medical record.
  • Assist with staff competency assessment and documentation as appropriate and requested by department directors.
  • Maintain personal competency in teaching and staff assessment according to department needs and technology updates, with director approvals or recommendations.
  • Collaborate with patient care, professional, and support service departments to identify performance gaps, determine causes, and measure the impact of learning and non-learning actions needed to change performance.
  • Evaluate and update educational programs' content and technology consistently.
  • Attend assigned staff development programs, meetings, and conferences; demonstrate knowledge of hospital emergency procedures and assist in drills as possible.
  • Promote a positive environment characterized by rapport, respect, and cultural awareness for patients, the public, staff, and physicians.
  • Promote and teach quality improvement and evidence-based practice components, including patient safety goals and core measures.
  • Lead planning, design, coordination, delivery, and evaluation of educational and competency validation programs for the assigned department, including orientation, employee performance development, new policy and procedure development, new technology implementation, and regulatory and accreditation requirements.
  • Determine and document nursing personnel's initial competency upon hire, provide ongoing assessment and evaluation of staff competency, and implement and document strategies to maintain competency.
  • Recommend and participate in selecting and hiring new employees, and participate in developing and evaluating disciplinary performance plans for staff.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • Teaching experience is preferred.
  • Instructor certifications in Basic Life Support, Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, and/or Neonatal Resuscitation Program are preferred.
  • A Bachelor of Science in Nursing or a master's degree is preferred.

About the Company

AMHC Healthcare

Operates acute care hospitals in California

AHMC Healthcare operates a for-profit network of acute-care hospitals in California, acquiring and managing community hospitals to deliver a wide range of inpatient, outpatient, and emergency services. Its facilities house diagnostic imaging like MRI and CT, with centers such as the Heart Center at Anaheim Regional Medical Center and programs for international physician training and community health education. The company grows by purchasing existing hospitals and integrating them into a regional network, leveraging local leadership and a broad California footprint, and it has been part of ApolloMed since 2018. The goal is to expand access to comprehensive hospital care across California, run a large, efficient hospital network, and serve Medicare and Medicaid patients through multiple facilities.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Illinois, United States
Founded
2004

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