The Clinical Educator provides education leadership in the ICU and ED, overseeing orientation, training, compliance, and improvement initiatives for critical care services.
Clinical Educator – Critical Care (ICU/ED)Job Summary
Provides education leadership across ICU and Emergency Department services. Responsible for structured orientation, routine in-services, mock codes, advanced resuscitation training, competency validation, and annual critical care skills fairs to ensure readiness for high-acuity care.
Major Responsibilities / Essential Functions- Develop and oversee ICU and ED orientation pathways.
- Participate in Hospital-wide new employee orientation
- Conduct routine in-services aligned with sepsis, stroke, STEMI, and trauma protocols.
- Lead mock codes including Code Blue, Rapid Response, Stroke, and Massive Transfusion Protocol drills.
- Oversee annual competency validation and critical care skills fairs.
- Provide advanced training in ventilator management, titratable drips, and hemodynamic monitoring.
- Monitor compliance with sepsis bundles and door-to-needle benchmarks.
- Support interdisciplinary performance improvement initiatives.
- Maintain education records and accreditation documentation.
- Reduce ICU LOS through early recognition and escalation training.
- Improve ED throughput and protocol adherence.
- Reduce hospital-acquired conditions impacting reimbursement.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing required.
Preferred EducationMaster of Science in Nursing (MSN) or Master’s degree in related healthcare discipline preferred.
ExperienceMinimum 3–5 years of specialty clinical experience required. Prior experience in education, precepting, simulation training, or clinical leadership preferred.
Required Licensure/CertificationsCurrent California RN License required. BLS and ACLS required. CCRN preferred and required within 6 months of hire.
Work EnvironmentMust be able to work in a union environment and support compliance, safety, and service excellence initiatives.
Full-Time, Non-Exempt
CHA Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center Los Angeles, California, USA Office
1300 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, California, United States, 90027 6098
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