When you earn your Master of Science in Nursing with an Emphasis in Nursing Education (MSN Ed) degree from Grand Canyon University, you are prepared to become a nursing educator. Whether you work in a traditional or non-traditional nursing setting, as a nurse educator, you’ll work to build the knowledge and skills of current and future nurses.
Part of being a nurse educator means being comfortable in a leadership position. You not only impart your nursing content knowledge, but you also want to help nurses grow their social and emotional skills. Nurses need to not only work well with patients and families, but they must work together as a team in order to ensure the best health outcomes. As a nurse educator, here is what you will teach your students about growing teamwork: