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Nursing Faculty Immersion

What you’ll get

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    Gain essential teaching skills to confidently educate nursing students in classroom, lab, and clinical settings.

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    Develop expertise in curriculum design and lesson planning to create engaging and competency-based nursing education.

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    Enhance your ability to assess and evaluate student learning outcomes using formative and summative assessment strategies.

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    Strengthen your professional identity as a nurse educator by understanding faculty roles, academic policies, and collegial relationships.

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    Master the integration of educational technology, LMS platforms, and simulation to support student learning and engagement.

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    Prepare for a successful transition into academia with mentorship, career guidance, and best practices for faculty advancement.

What’s inside

Week 1: Day 1 - Day 3

In-Person Immersion

Location: Chicago, IL

Week 2

Week 3

✺ Frequently asked questions ✺

  • This program is designed for nurses interested in transitioning into academia or new nursing faculty seeking to develop teaching skills, curriculum design expertise, and student engagement strategies for classroom and clinical instruction.

  • No, this program does not serve as preparation for the CNE certification. It provides foundational knowledge and skills in nursing education but does not replace formal certification or degree programs.

  • The program covers teaching and learning strategies, curriculum development, student assessment and evaluation, technology integration, faculty roles and expectations, professionalism, and academic career advancement.

  • The program includes in-person immersion sessions, interactive workshops, mentorship opportunities, and hands-on learning experiences. The three-day immersion will be located in Chicago proper. The subsequent weeks are a combination of virtual and asynchronous weekly modules.

  • Yes, participants who complete the program will receive CEU’s upon completion of the ANIEA Faculty Development Certificate. CEU’s are still being determined. This program is not a formal academic credential.

  • This program equips you with the skills, confidence, and resources needed to successfully transition into academia. It provides mentorship, networking opportunities, and hands-on experience in lesson planning, student engagement, and faculty responsibilities.

Faculty Development Program Disclaimer

The Faculty Development Program is designed to prepare nurses for academic roles by equipping them with teaching, curriculum development, and student engagement skills necessary for classroom and clinical instruction.

This program does not replace a formal nursing degree program, such as a Master’s Degree in Nursing Education, nor does it serve as preparation for the Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) exam. Completion of this program does not grant eligibility or admission into a nursing degree program or any professional credentialing process.

Instead, this program provides participants with foundational knowledge and best practices in academic nursing to support a successful transition into nursing education.