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A leading private hospital in Djibouti is looking for a Nurse Trainer Clinic / Clinical Nurse Instructor experienced to support the commissioning and operational launch of a state-of-the-art international health facility. The Opportunity
Education / Qualifications
You will contribute to the development of nursing skills, clinical training and capacity building of healthcare staff within the hospital.
Responsibilities
Design and deliver clinical training programs. Support the integration of new employees as well as the evaluation of their clinical skills. Coordinate mandatory training and clinical simulation exercises. Promoting evidence-based good nursing practice ( evidence-based nursing Benefits and working environment
- 30 days of annual leave. International management team. Opportunity to participate in the commissioning of a new referral hospital. Modern care environment, equipped with state-of-the-art equipment. Strong commitment to international clinical standards.
Candidate profile
Profile of the candidate – Essential requirements State-certified nurse and registered with the competent authority.
Education / Qualifications
Experience in clinical training or professional practice development. Excellent communication and teaching skills. Fluency in French. Profile of the candidate – Appreciated assets Certifications as a trainer or instructor. Experience in clinical simulation training.
Experience
Joint Commission International (JCI)
Other information
or other international standards for the quality and safety of care.
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