Lead, inspire, and elevate critical care. The Emergency Department (ED) Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Nurse Educator will drive high-performance clinical education at a fast-paced acute care hospital, turning frontline moments into lasting excellence 🩺.

Where innovation meets compassion. At this organization, the Emergency Department (ED) Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Nurse Educator will thrive within a nationally recognized hospital celebrated for patient safety, quality outcomes, and continuous improvement, supported by state-of-the-art simulation centers, smart-room technologies, rapid diagnostics, bedside ultrasound programs, enhanced EHR decision support, active evidence-based practice councils, research participation, and strong community philanthropy that fuels new programs and capital investments.

Role, team, and support. The Emergency Department (ED) Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Nurse Educator will report to the Director of Professional Practice and partner closely with the Emergency Department and ICU Nurse Managers, collaborating with a friendly, highly engaged, and diverse interprofessional team of nurses, physicians, advanced practice providers, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, rehabilitation specialists, and case management to design onboarding pathways, validate competencies, lead sepsis, stroke, STEMI, and trauma-readiness education, champion resuscitation training, coach preceptors, advance clinical pathways, analyze quality metrics, and sustain a culture of safety with strong executive sponsorship and readily available resources.

Southern California lifestyle, endless possibilities. Across the region, the Emergency Department (ED) Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Nurse Educator will enjoy sun-soaked beaches, year-round hiking and cycling, weekend getaways to mountains and deserts, vibrant concerts and live arts, family-friendly attractions and theme parks, farm-to-table dining and global cuisine, boutique shopping and pro sports, and a mild climate that supports an active, wellness-centered lifestyle from coastal sunrise runs to golden-hour rooftop gatherings 🌴.

Compensation, benefits, and next steps. To attract and retain top clinical talent, the Emergency Department (ED) Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Nurse Educator will be offered competitive compensation up to $160,000 along with a full suite of health and retirement benefits; for a confidential conversation and the complete position brief, connect with a Clinical Management Consultants recruiter today to explore how this career move can elevate impact and growth.