professorcait BSN, MSN, RN

professorcait has 12 years experience as a BSN, MSN, RN and specializes in Emergency Nursing.

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1. Clarkson College ED.D. program

   professorcait replied to lyndsay1985's topic in Nursing Educators, Faculty

   Hi Lyndsay, Thanks! As of last Friday, I was officially done after a successful defense (yay!). So my study methods involved an emailed survey with a few questionnaires. I did not have personal...

2. Clarkson College ED.D. program

   professorcait replied to lyndsay1985's topic in Nursing Educators, Faculty

   I will be graduating in May with my EdD with an emphasis in Nursing Education from Bryan College of Health Sciences. I wanted an option that would still allow me to qualify for tenure at most...

3. DNP vs EdD

   professorcait replied to HOPEforRNs's topic in Nursing Educators, Faculty

   @efthimia519 I am pursuing my EdD with an emphasis in nursing education from Bryan College of Health sciences currently. When I started last year, they were in the NFLP Program. However,...

4. DNP vs EdD

   professorcait replied to HOPEforRNs's topic in Nursing Educators, Faculty

   I had the same conundrum as you and really wanted an education-focused track. I looked into the EdD at Columbia, but I ended up going with a program at Bryan College of Health Sciences. They are...

5. Moving to Charlotte- any insight on pay, location, hospitals

   professorcait replied to CalishortyRN's topic in North Carolina Nursing

   Novant hospitals pay more than Atrium, by $5-6 more per hour. And their insurance is better. I've worked for both hospital systems. The Atrium system is huge, so once you get in there, you can go...

6. New nurse educator

   professorcait replied to aellisrn's topic in Nursing Educators, Faculty

   I teach med-surg and unfortunately, there is a lot of content to cover and not as much opportunity to incorporate active learning strategies. I try to keep the presentations somewhat participatory, so...

7. New nurse educator

   professorcait replied to aellisrn's topic in Nursing Educators, Faculty

   Incorporate some active learning into your presentation. I just went through this process in November when I was interviewing for a position as a full-time nurse educator. This was advice given to me...