Nurse Educator Certificate

Upon completing the Certificate Program, students should be able to:

1. Demonstrate an understanding of the theory and practice of curriculum development as a group process, synthesizing basic principles of curriculum in nursing education.
2. Analyze forces and issues that affect curriculum development, relevancy, and change.
3. Articulate issues, trends and evidence-based research within the context of nursing education.
4. Demonstrate an understanding of the teaching/learning theories, skills and planning and implement a teaching plan in a nursing education, clinical or health care setting.
5. Demonstrate competency in the application of measurement and evaluation in nursing

Post Baccalaureate Nurse Educator Certificate Admission Requirements

Admission to the Post Bachelor’s Nurse Educator Certificate concentration is contingent upon admisssion to the MSN Program and the availability of Division of Nursing MSN Program resources.

Post-BSN Certificate to Master of Science in Nursing Degree as Advanced Nurse Educator

Students who successfully complete a Post-BSN certification could continue toward a Master’s Degree as Advanced Nurse Educator (ANE) taking the extra 21 hours credit. Contact Program Chair.

Course of Study

Additional Information

The Certificate must be earned within three years of initial admission and all coursework must be completed in accordance with the published academic procedures of Winston-Salem State University.