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Netcare

Integrated private healthcare services provider

Nurse Educator

Higher Education FacultyPosted on Nov 10
Full-timeKwaZulu-Natal, South AfricaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Registration with the South African Nursing Council as a Registered Nurse and Midwife, with a minimum of five years’ experience.
  • A formal Education and Clinical Specialty Qualification.
  • A minimum of a Bachelor’s degree.
  • A Master’s degree in Nursing, or commitment to commence further studies toward a Master’s degree within two years of employment and complete the qualification within the prescribed academic period.
  • A qualification at least one National Qualifications Framework level higher than the programme being facilitated.
  • Intermediate to advanced computer and digital literacy, including proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, database searching, email, and the internet.
  • Own transport and a driver’s license.
  • Previous experience in an academic environment.
  • At least two years’ experience facilitating teaching, learning, and assessment in a theoretical and/or clinical environment.
  • Research literacy.
  • At least five years’ working experience as a registered nurse.
  • Proficient understanding and application of legislation and other external forces affecting general and nursing education.
  • Compliance with relevant accreditation and legislative requirements, International Organization for Standardization standards, policies, procedures, and standard operating procedures.
  • Awareness of conditions affecting employee and student safety and Occupational Health and Safety regulations.

Responsibilities

  • Facilitate teaching and learning of theoretical and clinical programme components in an academic environment, integrating theory and practice.
  • Provide interactive, evidence-based nursing education, evaluation, and support to students in academic and clinical learning and practice environments using a constructivist approach.
  • Establish partnerships between hospital and campus academic teams to continually develop and improve theoretical and clinical nursing skills, nursing standards, and general nursing care.
  • Align education objectives with organizational values, nursing objectives, professional codes of conduct, and legislative requirements when making decisions and taking action.
  • Apply policies, procedures, and standard operating procedures competently.
  • Use evidence-based practice in theoretical and clinical education and participate in research activities, including journal clubs, quality cycles, and campus research for the minimum hours required by the Balanced Score Card.
  • Support students completing research-based assignments and disseminate evidence to students and hospital staff.
  • Promote organizational values, professional ethics, and the organization’s education brand through formal education, training, and role-modelling.
  • Plan, organize, and participate in academic processes and projects as delegated by academic and campus leaders.
  • Provide timely guidance and feedback, mentor junior academic staff, and coordinate tasks and courses of action to complete work efficiently.
  • Develop collaborative relationships and participate in campus, academic, and organizational teams to achieve strategic objectives.
  • Maintain and improve educational, technical, and professional nursing skills through professional development, and create an inclusive environment that enables people to contribute fully.
  • Establish and maintain mutually beneficial working relationships with stakeholders.
  • Apply evidence-based adult- and student-centred learning methodologies, presentation techniques, and course content in line with curriculum requirements, using a constructivist approach.
  • Plan and prepare education activities, and reflect on their planning, preparation, implementation, and evaluation.
  • Plan and implement timely student-progress assessments using varied evaluation techniques, and review assessment methods for effectiveness, learning support, and compliance with assessment principles.
  • Prepare for and conduct Academic Performance Standard Review meetings with students to improve performance, identify problems, and plan resolutions.
  • Develop and implement strategies to improve student-group throughput and pass rates.
  • Monitor student progress on assignments and assessments against performance targets, and support development of student skills and capabilities.
  • Use information technology, Microsoft Office applications, online databases, email, the internet, and online education tools or equipment to support learning.
  • Communicate information and ideas through suitable media to engage people and support understanding and retention.
  • Provide and record evidence-based academic support for students and evaluate its effectiveness.
  • Participate in maintenance and stock control of the Skills Development Laboratory.
  • Maintain student academic records in the Netcare Education Management Information System in compliance with policies, procedures, regulations, standard operating procedures, and legislation.
  • Conduct and participate in quality assurance and risk-management activities at the campus and hospitals, including validation, accreditation, campus audits, Balanced Score Card activities, quality cycles, and programme evaluation.
  • Develop evidence-based theoretical and clinical learning and teaching processes.
  • Comply with standards for clinical accompaniment, self-development, and clinical updates in the Balanced Score Card.
  • Attend and participate in campus academic empowerment and quality-development sessions.
  • Maintain a reflective Portfolio of Evidence documenting work and personal development activities.
  • Participate in regional forums and promote evidence-based practice within them.
  • Liaise monthly with administrative staff about student movement.
  • Promote the development and use of academic resources and lifelong learning.
  • Plan, implement, and participate in local and organizational community-engagement programmes, and evaluate their success.
  • Consult the employer for reasonable accommodation if a physical or psychological limitation may impair the ability to perform required job functions.
  • Uphold the organization’s service standards, including respectful greetings, wearing a name badge, appropriate grooming, hand hygiene, seeking consent, expressing appreciation, and embracing diversity.

Desired Qualifications

  • A Master’s degree in a Clinical Specialty or Education is advantageous.
  • Successful completion of an assessor unit standard and registration with the South African Nursing Council.
  • Successful completion of a moderator unit standard and registration with the South African Nursing Council within the first year of employment.

About the Company

Netcare

Integrated private healthcare services provider

Netcare is a broad private healthcare group in South Africa that provides a full range of medical services across the care spectrum. Its offering includes world-class acute private hospital care, cancer care (radiosurgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, bone marrow transplant, robotic-assisted surgery), primary healthcare through Medicross, emergency medical services via Netcare 911, occupational health and employee wellness, mental health services through Akeso, affordable access solutions through NetcarePlus, and renal dialysis through National Renal Care. The company also trains emergency medical and nursing personnel. Netcare aims to improve healthcare by integrating digital systems to deliver seamless, connected care across its hospitals, clinics, EMS, and support services, with the goal of making high-quality private healthcare more accessible and efficient.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Sandton, South Africa
Founded
1996

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