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Nurse Educator Reviews
What is it like working as a Nurse Educator?
March 2019
Stressful, overworked however well paid.
Nurse Educator in San Diego:
Pros: flexible hours
Cons: cut throat attitudes. take care of self and throw orhers under thebus
March 2019
NE at BJH.
Nurse Educator in St Louis:
Pros: Teaching
Cons: I don't feel like I am utilized to my best ability.
February 2019
Under appreciated and under paid.
Nurse Educator in Pottsville:
Pros: Teaching nursing students
Cons: The pay
February 2019
Hannibal Regional Hospitalis a great place to work.
Nurse Educator in Hannibal:
Pros: The culture and co-workers
Cons: Short staffed
November 2018
Nurse Educator:
Great programs, faculty and staff. A student centered campus, with diverse student body as well as faculty. Benefits are average, Payscale however is on the lower end in comparison to other community colleges in the state.
July 2017
CuriousGeorge89.
Nurse Educator in Houston:
Pros: Know the area well.
Cons: Congested. Lack of help with kids.
July 2017
Know your talents.
Nurse Educator in Verona:
That I was more than qualified and to have more confidence.
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