Step into a high-impact educator role supporting nursing, providers, residents, allied health, students, and the community through simulation-based learning. Design and deliver simulation and education experiences for a wide range of learners (nursing, providers, residents, allied health, students, and community).
Numbers & Facts
Location
Salinas, CA
Salary
$68–$93 Per Hour
Description
Simulation & Education Coordinator - $68–$93 - Day
Why You’ll Love This Opportunity:
Step into a high-impact educator role supporting nursing, providers, residents, allied health, students, and the community through simulation-based learning.
Partner closely with Nursing Education leadership and multidisciplinary stakeholders to improve clinical practice and patient outcomes.
Own and grow a robust simulation program, including alignment with Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) accreditation standards.
Work in a collaborative hospital environment where education, quality improvement, and patient safety initiatives intersect.
What You’ll Need to Be Successful:
Active California Registered Nurse (RN) license (or ability to obtain prior to employment)
American Heart Association certifications: BLS, ACLS, and PALS
1–3+ years of full-time acute care experience (Medical-Surgical, Critical Care, or Emergency Department)
1+ year of full-time experience as an Educator using simulation
Strong communication, facilitation, and relationship-building skills across interdisciplinary teams
Proficiency with computer-based tools to support project management and educational programming
Lead day-to-day oversight of the hospital’s simulation program, including compliance with SSH accreditation standards.
Design and deliver simulation and education experiences for a wide range of learners (nursing, providers, residents, allied health, students, and community).
Build simulation activities based on annual nursing education needs, quality priorities, and regulatory training requirements.
Collaborate with clinical and operational leaders (CNSs, physicians, directors, Quality, Risk, Residency Program) to align education with organizational goals.
Support simulation operations by observing and assisting the Simulation Operations Specialist as needed.
Help teams develop learning and simulation training plans that strengthen clinical practice and improve patient outcomes.
Participate in planning, implementing, and evaluating patient care delivery and related quality improvement initiatives.
Collect and manage simulation-related data and reporting for the Simulation Governance Council.
Maintain and update simulation policies and procedures that support accreditation and best practices.
Additional Details:
Schedule: Day shift
Compensation: Salary $68–$93
Work setting: On-Site
Why You'll Love This Location:
Enjoy Central Coast living with easy access to beautiful coastal scenery and outdoor recreation.
Experience a relaxed lifestyle with a strong sense of community and a lower-key pace than major metro areas.
Explore nearby parks, trails, and weekend getaways throughout Monterey County.
Take advantage of California’s year-round mild climate for an active, outdoors-focused routine.