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In Nursing Professional Development at Main Campus Harbor Family Center Work schedule will be Full-time on the Day Shift, nurse scientist. Summary: The Nurse Scientist is responsible for operationalizing, maintaining, and evaluating the organization's nursing research and evidence-based practice (EBP) activities. The Nurse Scientist is a change agent and a system-wide leader responsible for implementing an infrastructure that supports nurses in shaping the work environment by assuring their practice is evidence-based and nursing knowledge is generated through research. The Nurse Scientist will promote a culture of inquiry to bridge the gap between research and practice by engaging nurses in research and EBP with a focus on guiding the development of an infrastructure of resources, including mentors and coaches. Activities may include working with shared governance councils, developing workflows and processes to meet program needs, staying abreast of current literature on key programmatic and practice areas, identifying and leading program improvements, and providing feedback and guidance for nursing leaders. The Nurse Scientist’s work is integrally involved and aligned with the goals of maintaining COA’s Magnet® designation and the organization’s and nursing’s strategic plans. The nurse scientist mentors novice nurse researchers, teaches staff about nursing research and evidence-based practice, and works to procure outside funding in support of nursing research. Other information: Experience: PhD in Nursing Science or equivalent education and experience. Minimum of 5 years of experience in developing nursing and interdisciplinary research. Ongoing focused research program of study. Distinguished record of funded research. Demonstrated competence and experience in developing, utilizing, and evaluating Nursing Research for a hospital-based program. Successful track record of nursing research projects (external funding and publication). Academic, clinical, and leadership experiences, including experience as a mentor to novice nurses and an educator to nursing staff. Experience in developing nursing Research and EBP programming at a Magnet® recognized healthcare organization Credentials with Equivalent Qualifications: Essential: Registered Nurse AL Single State Education with Equivalent Qualifications: Essential: Bachelor of Science Nursing in Nursing Nonessential: Doctorate Degree Experience with Equivalent Qualifications: Essential: 5 Years Staff Level The mission of Nursing Professional Development Center is to design and implement high quality programs of professional development in which nurses engage to acquire and maintain competence, enhance professional nursing practice, and support the achievement of personal career goals. The Nursing Professional Development Center offers the following to health care professionals working at Children’s of Alabama: American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) programs American Heart Association Pediatric Life Support (PALS) programs Neonatal Resuscitation Program Nursing Service Orientation Clinical Assistant/Unit Support Staff orientation Transition into Practice for newly graduated nurses Education support and consultation Pediatric continuing education programs (Alabama Board of Nursing and American Nurses Credentialing Center approved providers) Coordination of clinicals and preceptorships for schools and colleges of nursing Schedule: nurse scientist, Day Shift, Monday-Friday Standard Days #J-18808-Ljbffr