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Trinity Health in Minot, ND seeks a Nurse Educator for Perioperative Services to develop and evaluate education programs for perioperative nursing staff and the Surgical Technician Program. You will coordinate training across OR, GI Lab, PACU, and related areas, ensuring evidence-based care and staff readiness.
With clinical expertise and collaboration with leaders, you will drive orientation, ongoing development, and practice improvement initiatives that uphold Trinity Health’s standards and
Job DetailsJob Location: Trinity Health Hospital Campus & Medical District - Minot, ND 58701Position Type: Full TimeSalary Range: $34.71 - $53.80 HourlyJob Shift: DaysJob Category: Nursing
The Nurse Educator for Perioperative Services supports high-quality surgical care by developing, coordinating, and evaluating education and competency programs for perioperative nursing staff and the Surgical Technician Program. This role provides clinical expertise across the Operating Room, GI Lab, PACU, Prep/Recovery, Pre-Admission Testing, and Central Processing, ensuring staff are well prepared to deliver safe, evidence-based care throughout the perioperative continuum. Working collaboratively with clinical leaders and interdisciplinary teams, the Nurse Educator assesses learning needs, supports orientation and onboarding processes, and facilitates ongoing professional development. Through coaching, instruction, and practice improvement initiatives, the position promotes consistent standards, team readiness, and a supportive learning environment that contributes to optimal patient outcomes across surgical services.
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The Nurse Educator for Perioperative Services frequently stands, walks, and moves throughout surgical and clinical areas while observing workflows or delivering instruction. The role may require demonstrating or assisting with perioperative tasks, moving equipment, or positioning patients in simulated scenarios, necessitating moderate physical effort. Adequate vision, hearing, and manual dexterity are required for evaluating staff performance, troubleshooting equipment, and demonstrating safe clinical techniques.
Work is performed in perioperative settings such as operating rooms, PACU, procedure areas, and educational spaces. The role may be exposed to typical surgical environment risks including infectious agents, bodily fluids, sterilization chemicals, and equipment noise. Adherence to PPE requirements, aseptic practices, and safety protocols is essential. The environment may involve rapid workflow changes, high-acuity clinical demands, and the need to support staff across multiple locations within the surgical service line.