You'll develop and run education and competency programs for nursing and nursing support staff.
Posted Oct 14 · 3 years of experience
Shift and hours
Days
Unit and setting
Solid Organ Transplant Unit · Hospital Solid Organ Transplant Unit
License
RN license Currently licensed as a Registered Nurse in the state of Nebraska or current compact state license required.Nebraska RN license or compact state RN license
Term
Permanent Exempt role- 1.0FTEFull time, 1.0 FTE, exempt
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License
Nebraska RN license or compact state RN licenseCurrently licensed as a Registered Nurse in the state of Nebraska or current compact state license required.Check your license
Certification
BLS from an AHA-endorsed programBasic Life Support (BLS) certification required, must be from an American Heart Association (AHA) endorsed program (effective for new hires starting January 1, 2023 or later).
Education
BSN requiredBachelor's degree in nursing (BSN) required.
Experience
3+ years current clinical experience in a health care settingMinimum of three years current applicable clinical experience in a health care setting required.
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Ability to plan development activities that impact positive outcomes and performanceDemonstrated ability to plan development activities that impact positive outcomes and performance.
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Verbal and written communication skillsDemonstrated effective verbal and written communication skills required.
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Ability to instruct and collaborate with othersDemonstrated ability to instruct and collaborate with others required.
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Ability to solve complex problems through a well-ordered approachAbility to solve complex problems through a well-ordered approach required.
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Knowledge of systems and change theory, group and individual behaviors, teaching and learning principles, and research outcomesKnowledge of systems and change theory, individual, and group behaviors, teaching and learning principles, and research outcomes required.
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Ability to balance and prioritize clinical and leadership responsibilitiesAbility to balance and prioritize diverse clinical and leadership responsibilities required.
Preferred
Certification
ANPD or clinical specialty certificationCertification and ANPD or clinical specialty preferred.
Education
MSN preferredMaster's of Science in Nursing (MSN) preferred.
Also asks
STABLE, smoking cessation counseling, or basic critical care coursesBased on position, one or more of the following courses including STABLE, smoking cessation counseling, basic critical care or other specialty training courses is preferred
aligning education with standardized Nursing Professional Development functionsAlign activities with programs and processes the standardized functions for Nursing Professional Development.
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Serious Medicine is what we do. Being extraordinary is who we are. Every colleague plays a key role in upholding this promise to our patients and their families.
Shift
First Shift (United States of America)
Nebraska Medicine Nursing Prof Dev Specialist
Solid Organ Transplant Unit
Shift Details
Days
Full time (Monday-Friday)
Exempt role- 1.0FTE
Job Summary
Develop, coordinate, implement, and evaluate processes to meet the educational, development and competency need of nursing and nursing support staff through effective use of a variety of learning activities. Align activities with programs and processes the standardized functions for Nursing Professional Development.
Required Qualifications
Minimum of three years current applicable clinical experience in a health care setting required.
Bachelor's degree in nursing (BSN) required.
Demonstrated ability to plan development activities that impact positive outcomes and performance.
Demonstrated effective verbal and written communication skills required.
Demonstrated ability to instruct and collaborate with others required.
Ability to solve complex problems through a well-ordered approach required.
Knowledge of systems and change theory, individual, and group behaviors, teaching and learning principles, and research outcomes required.
Ability to balance and prioritize diverse clinical and leadership responsibilities required.
Currently licensed as a Registered Nurse in the state of Nebraska or current compact state license required.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required, must be from an American Heart Association (AHA) endorsed program (effective for new hires starting January 1, 2023 or later).
Preferred Qualifications
Master's of Science in Nursing (MSN) preferred.
Based on position, one or more of the following courses including STABLE, smoking cessation counseling, basic critical care or other specialty training courses is preferred
Certification and ANPD or clinical specialty preferred.
Morgan Harris Nebraska Medicine is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, marital status, sex, age, national origin, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity and protected veterans’ status.
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Young professionals and many renters cluster in walkable Midtown, Benson (nightlife and character homes), Blackstone, Aksarben-Elmwood Park, the Dodge Street Corridor, and the historic Old Market, where 1-bedrooms sit well above the city average. Families and space-seekers often choose West Omaha’s new-construction suburbs or Sarpy County communities—Bellevue, Papillion, Gretna, La Vista, Ralston, and Millard—named as safer and more affordable, with Facebook locals citing roughly $2,000 for a 3-bedroom.
North Omaha offers cheaper historic pockets; Elkhorn, Bennington, and Gretna show up in local suburb rankings for buyers. Living outside Douglas or Sarpy County can mean accepting about a 40-minute commute.
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Omaha is strongly car-dependent; residents and city guides flag weak public transit as a standing con, and even walkable Old Market only scores 40 for transit. Crossing town is generally doable with time left in the day, but construction and roadwork are constant complaints and winter wind and weather make driving harder.
Buyers looking outside Douglas and Sarpy counties should plan on up to about a 40-minute commute. In the Old Market entertainment core, parking and noise are practical downsides; sources do not spell out hospital-specific routes or parking.
Outdoors+The Missouri River waterfront is organized around The RiverFront’s three parks—Gene Leahy Mall, Heartland of America Park, and Lewis & Clark Landing—and the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge for skyline walks. Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium and Lauritzen Gardens are the signature attractions; TreeRush Adventures has a ropes course. Locals point to Hummel Park and Lake Cunningham for wooded disc-golf courses and mention Seymour Smith as another park option.
The Missouri River waterfront is organized around The RiverFront’s three parks—Gene Leahy Mall, Heartland of America Park, and Lewis & Clark Landing—and the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge for skyline walks. Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium and Lauritzen Gardens are the signature attractions; TreeRush Adventures has a ropes course.
Locals point to Hummel Park and Lake Cunningham for wooded disc-golf courses and mention Seymour Smith as another park option.
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