Clinical Nurse Educator

Mercy; Missouri; On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Mercy in Missouri is seeking an RN Clinical Nurse Educator to advance nursing practice and patient outcomes through high-impact education. You will design orientation, competency training, and ongoing professional development for nursing staff across diverse clinical settings.

As a bedside clinical expert, you will champion evidence-based practice, support quality and safety initiatives, and partner with nurse leaders to identify learning needs, lead skills labs and simulations, and guide nurses

Qualifications

• Design orientation programs and competency training for nursing staff.
• Champion evidence-based practice across clinical settings.
• Lead ongoing professional development and quality improvement initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Design and deliver orientation for new hires and existing staff.
• Lead skills labs and simulations to reinforce competencies.
• Guide nurses through new protocols, technologies, and standards of care.
• Collaborate with nurse leaders to identify learning needs and gaps.

Skills

Nursing education

Evidence-based practice

Clinical leadership

Staff development

Simulation training

Education

RN License

BSN preferred

Tools

Simulation labs

Electronic protocols

Job description

Mercy is seeking an RN Clinical Nurse Educator to advance nursing practice and patient outcomes through high-impact education. In this role, you will design and deliver orientation, competency training, and ongoing professional development for nursing staff across diverse clinical settings. You will serve as a clinical expert at the bedside, champion evidence-based practice, and support quality and safety initiatives. Collaborating closely with nurse leaders, you will identify learning needs, lead skills labs and simulations, and guide nurses through new protocols, technologies, and standards of care. Mercy’s culture of compassion, collaboration, and innovation provides robust opportunities for professional growth, interprofessional teamwork, and continuous learning, allowing you to shape both patient care and the next generation of nursing professionals.