Nurse Educator Certificate
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Nurse Educator Certificate Overview
The Nurse Educator Certificate is a 12-credit certificate focused on helping nurses understand the role of the nurse educator, and prepare to function in the advanced role of a nurse educator teaching nursing and/or nurses in an academic, clinical, or professional setting. The Certificate is applicable to any nurse who wants to become a clinical educator, nursing professional development specialist, or nursing faculty. The Certificate can be completed in three terms.
Program School
Application Deadline
Rolling
We evaluate applications on a rolling basis; however, we recommend that applicants apply as early as possible.
Credits Required
12
The certificate can be completed in three terms, pending course availability.
Cost Per Credit
$520
Cost consists of program tuition (cost per credit times number of credits) as well as any applicable University and degree-specific fees.
National Recognition
Accreditation
The RN-BSN, MSN, and DNP programs at Chatham University are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, 655 K Street, NW, Suite 750, Washington, DC 20001, 202-887-6791.
Explore the Nurse Educator Certificate:
Our Faculty
Full Faculty
Practical Skill Development
Through courses that teach curriculum design, teaching strategies, assessment, the role of a nurse educator and more, students will gather practical skills that can be transferred directly to the role of the nurse educator. By the completion of the program, students will have created a toolbox of teaching strategies that can be adapted to any educational setting and will be prepared to be an active and engaged nurse educator with knowledge that most educators obtain while working in their new or first educator position.
Why Earn a Graduate Certificate?
Being a life-long learner is a vital component of the professional role of a registered nurse. However, because of personal demands it's not always the right time to pursue a graduate degree. Another viable option is to complete a graduate certificate. Completing a graduate certificate allows professional nurses to increase expertise in a way that is often a lower cost and lower time commitment than a formal degree.
Stepping Stone to a Master's Degree
In addition to its immediate benefits, a graduate certificate can also be a stepping stone into a Master's degree. Individuals who complete the professional nurse educator certificate can easily transfer their credits into the Master of Science in Nursing program. The benefit of doing so allows for the familiarity with the instructors and general material that make for an exceptionally smooth graduate education experience.
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Recommended By Leading Organizations
National nursing organizations, such as the National League of Nursing and the American Association of Colleges of Nursing, have gone on record stating that nurses planning a career in education should enroll in programs that provide discipline-specific pedagogy.