Clinical Educator - CFH PACU/Pre-Op

Uses a variety of data collection sources/methods of identify staff learning needs; Considers/addresses learning barriers including participants' beliefs and attitudes; Develops objectives/competencies that are learner-oriented, relevant, realistic, and measurable; Uses current best practice references/materials in teaching content, standard development and practice; Uses evidence based teaching/learning strategies to address identified needs and goals; Identifies the most appropriate clinical expert for teaching content; Selects and incorporates audiovisual materials that support the content being presented; Evaluates effectiveness of educational offerings and uses data to plan for future initiatives.
Considers current regulatory requirements, accreditation requirements, and current ASPAN standards when identifying needs.
Plans education activities in alignment with Hospital and Unit mission and vision.
Functions as a role model, mentor, and instructor to clinical staff and preceptors.
Coordinates the clinical orientation process for new staff, ensures competency module completion, and additional training as necessary; Accurately documents and maintains staff records of competence/performance using established criteria; Provides appropriate feedback and evaluation results to program/project leaders, managers, students, etc.
Collaborates with staff and managers to develop a plan of action to resolve performance or knowledge deficits.
Initiates and maintains positive and effective collaboration with clinical/multi-disciplinary staff, administrators and other educators.
Participates in councils, committees, and workgroups as needed.
Selects appropriate/effective communication tools (email, phone, & printed/posted materials) for specific situations.
Promotes critical thinking, problem solving, reflective reasoning, application, and synthesis of knowledge.
Demonstrates skills in locating referencing applicable references and research, seeking assistance from researcher, librarian, etc. when needed.
Provides in-service and continuing education activities to PACU and Pre-Op staff in collaboration with service coordinators to maintain departmental goals and standards of care.

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