University of Miami·Coral Gables, Florida
Integrate patient simulation, virtual reality, and computer-based learning into the education of nursing students. Develop and evaluate adult medical/surgical curricula and manage the adult skills learning laboratory.
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The Nurse Specialist, NP in Human Patient Simulation for will integrate the use of patient simulation scenarios, virtual reality and computer based learning systems into the education and competency development of junior and senior nursing students. In addition, the Nurse Specialist will assist in the instruction of Basic Life Support, Advanced Cardiac Life Support programs and assist in other academy courses.
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Job Status: Full time
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