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The American Geriatrics Society seeks a Nursing Professional Development (NPD) Specialist to elevate nursing practice through curriculum design, evidence-based education, and strong leadership. This role focuses on improving knowledge, skills, judgment, and performance, supporting accreditation measures, and promoting quality and safety across care teams.
Responsibilities include developing curricula, guiding educational programs, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards while fostering
The Nursing Professional Development (NPD) Specialist serves to influence healthcare professionals by focusing on improving knowledge, skills, abilities, judgment, and performance behaviors of all. The NPD Specialist uses advanced skills in curriculum design, evidence-based practice and leadership to improve role competence, promote growth of learners, achieve improved health outcomes for our population, and promote workforce well-being. Additionally, this position plays a crucial role in upholding regulatory standards and supporting a variety of accreditation measures through encouraging collaboration, active engagement and accountability surrounding quality and safety.
*or obtained within one year of hire.
**or obtained within two years of hire.
Pay Range = $47.08 - $68.58