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1. Educator "no buy-in"

   Educators19761 replied to Educators19761's topic in Educators

   HouTx guide, you sure are an Educator, very motivating words you shared to ll of us reading your post. I have a ,Masters in Nursing and very bored currently so i am taking the CMSRN certification this coming May. I do have Donna Wrights book and wen...

2. Educator "no buy-in"

   Educators19761 replied to Educators19761's topic in Educators

   Greg, I realize that the problem is my extreme push for the nurses to learn when I am so blind-sided by the some muses' content to monotony of their tasks. You seem to be very adept with utilizing technology in education. What are other newer techno...

3. Educator "no buy-in"

   Educators19761 replied to Educators19761's topic in Educators

   I'm very impressed by your statement, "it is not my job to police the situation, and thus is not a perfect world anyway." I used to be very stringent and pushy to the staff to attend classes And activities conducted by me or the other educators. I ha...

4. Educator "no buy-in"

   Educators19761 replied to Educators19761's topic in Educators

   Passionflower, you had given me another great idea in exploring other alternatives with Nursing Education. Appreciate it!!!

5. Educator "no buy-in"

   Educators19761 replied to Educators19761's topic in Educators

   I appreciate your honest opinion. Thought of taking a role in diabetes education, and again as you have mentioned, certification is a "must have" in this role. I think a lot of the nurses foresee education as a less stressful job but it has it's di...

6. Educator "no buy-in"

   Educators19761 posted a topic in Educators

   Here we go.....I have been working as an educator for Neuro and Med-Surg. Floors for 2 years now and it seems like I am vividly noticing a sense of dissatisfaction in my job. I feel that majority of the nurses do not take me seriously, very argument...