Sustaining the Perioperative Nursing Workforce
This webinar explores strategies aimed at sustaining the perioperative nursing workforce. From nursing school to career pathways, a continuous plan for developing perioperative expertise is critical. At the root of all efforts is competency building, first as direct care givers early in career, then pathways to educator, leader and scholar. Collaboration is key ask is sharing of successful strategies among peers.
When: Tuesday, August 12 | 1:00PM-2:00PM ET | 1 CE Credit
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the move in contemporary nursing education toward competency-based learning.
- Identify essential elements for recruitment and retention of nursing graduates.
- Explain collaborative initiatives that hold the potential to shape the future of perioperative nursing to create a resilient workforce.
Meet the Speaker:
Stephanie Woods, PhD, RN
PhD, RN, Dean of Nursing College // Texas Women’s University
Dr. Stephanie Woods returns to Texas Woman’s after serving six years as dean and professor of the Hunt School of Nursing at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in El Paso. She previously served as associate dean for nine years at the Houston J. and Florence A. Doswell School of Nursing at Texas Woman’s Dallas campus.
She currently is a co-investigator for a five-year Hispanic Serving Institute grant focused on pathways into nursing and studying the at-risk nursing student.
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