OVERVIEW

National League for Nursing (NLN) Leadership Development for Simulation Educators Session 2 is organized by National League for Nursing (NLN) and will be held from Jan 01 - Dec 31, 2026

Description:
This program is designed for the experienced simulation nurse educator who wishes to assume a leadership role in simulation. Participants focus on maximizing their leadership potential to advance simulation initiatives in nursing education and practice.

During this year-long program, participants examine issues related to research in simulation, curricular integration, the role of simulation in interprofessional education, and managing and directing simulation activities within a school of nursing or a service setting. With a focus on leadership, the program emphasizes leadership development to advance simulation initiatives in nursing education and practice. The program fosters the development of a community of scholars by promoting individual growth, interpersonal interactions within the group, and networking with previous cohorts to build on and develop new simulation initiatives.

Objectives:

Examine key issues in the design, development, use, and integration of simulation in nursing education
Discuss the simulation initiatives of major national and international organizations
Work on a group project that creates or expands simulation content for the web-based Simulation Innovation Resource Center (SIRC)
Create a three-year focused career development plan
Implement an individual plan for leadership development

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