Nurse Educator - Centre for Rural Education Simulation & Training CREST

Western NSW Local Health District
Wellington, NSW
A$131,870-$134,500 p/a + super
Healthcare & Medical → Nursing - Educators & Facilitators
Full-time
On-site

Posted 6 days ago


CNE looking to take the next step? This Nurse Educator level 2 position is part of the Centre for Rural Education Simulation and Training (CREST) team in Western NSW LHD and is based at the CREST Simulation Centre in Wellington, 30 mins drive from the regional city of Dubbo NSW.

The CREST Simulation Centre is a specialist educational facility which provides a dedicated clinical hospital environment where innovative technologies including high-fidelity and life-like mannequins, virtual reality and augmented reality training programs provide a safe and immersive training experience focused on rural generalism.

You’ll be part of the CREST team of senior educators, clinical nurse educators, virtual educators and innovation and design lead and responsible for the development, implementation and evaluation of comprehensive educational curriculums and programs, including simulation education.

Being based at Wellington Hospital you’ll be made to feel welcome and part of this team, as well as your own team who are collegiate and supportive. You may also travel across the Western NSW Local Health District providing education services.

On a practical basis, you will be reviewing the current structure of the simulation laboratory and determining structure moving forward, build and grow the usage of the sim lab equipment and education programs in line with the District education plan and network with outside partners who may utilise the facility on a fee for service basis, developing a business model.

You will become the technical expert in the usage of sophisticated manikins and virtual reality simulations, work independently and with your manager to lead and establish new programs and with support from manager, plus you will have the opportunity to participate in district leadership and other education programs.

This role provides comprehensive orientation and you will have extensive opportunities for learning growth and development as part of this innovative service, including being buddied with another senior educator and the support of the entire CREST team.

CREST is an integral input into the District’s People Strategy, and as such this role is considered crucial to our organising meeting its goals to grow our local workforce through strengthened training and development activities.

If you thrive on being innovative and thinking outside the square, are looking for a challenge to grow an education service, likes work independently with the support of a collaborative leader, then this could be the role you are looking for.


About Western NSW Local Health District

Broken Hill, NSW, Australia

We work with local clinicians and our community to provide the best possible health care to the people of the Western NSW Local Health District.​

The Western NSW Local Health District (WNSWLHD) is one of the largest Local Health Districts in New South Wales covering an area of 246,676 square kilometres, similar to the size of Britain.

We deliver innovative health services to an estimated resident population of approximately 276,000 people. WNSWLHD is diverse in the health care it delivers boasting the largest rural mental health service in Australia, three major rural referral hospitals at Orange, Dubbo and Bathurst, 50 community health centres which provide access to a wide range of multidisciplinary primary, and community health services, 38 inpatient facilities including 25 Multipurpose Services (MPSs) and District Health Services at Mudgee, Cowra, Parkes and Forbes.

There are more than 30,786 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in the Local Health District, representing 11.1% of the total population. This is significantly higher than the NSW average of 2.1%. The smaller more remote communities of Brewarrina, Walgett, Coonamble and Bourke have the highest proportion of Aboriginal people. People of a non-English speaking background, make up 2.8% of the population, compared to 15% for NSW.

Our region has some of the most vulnerable population in NSW and even Australia who generally have a lower socio-economic status, shorter life expectancy, and poorer health than other people living in NSW. More people also have at least one of the risk factors that contribute to poorer health including smoking, harmful use of alcohol, obesity and lack of physical activity.

Mental health is an important service that is provided by WNSWLHD both at a local and state-wide level. We are committed to improving our mental health services to ensure contemporary models of care are provided closer to the client's place of residence.

Source: this is an extract from the company’s own website.

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