Infirmary Health·Mobile, Alabama
The RN Educator designs and conducts educational programs to meet regulatory standards and organizational quality goals. They are responsible for supporting the achievement of Infirmary Health System's desired clinical outcomes through effective instructional methodology.
Designs and conducts educational programs to meet regulatory and audience demands and to support achievement of Infirmary Health System's standards of quality, efficiency, and desired outcomes.
BSN degree required Working knowledge of adult learning principles, educational methodology and instructional design Licensure/Certification/Registration: Current Alabama RN licensure Desired Qualifications: M.S. in Nursing with previous teaching experience Certified Diabetes Educator credential desired in the Diabetes Center/DERC
Candidates must hold a BSN degree and a current Alabama RN license. A working knowledge of adult learning principles and instructional design is required, while a Master's in Nursing and Certified Diabetes Educator credential are desired.
Market context
RN Educator roles in Alabama are often sought in hospitals, clinics, and health systems that need nurses who can teach staff or patients while maintaining clinical credibility. These positions are competitive because employers typically look for a BSN, an active Alabama RN license, and experience with adult learning and instructional design; a Master’s in Nursing and Certified Diabetes Educator credential can strengthen an application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then tailor your resume to show teaching examples and any diabetes education experience.