From Expert Clinician to Nurse Educator: Outcomes of a Faculty Academy Initiative.

Nurse Educ

Author Affiliations: Associate Professors (Drs Hinderer, Jarosinski, and Reid), Department of Nursing, and Professor and Director (Dr Seldomridge), Graduate and Second Degree Nursing Programs, Salisbury University, Maryland.

Published: April 2017

The Eastern Shore Faculty Academy and Mentorship Initiative, a collaborative program among 3 nursing programs in rural Maryland, was developed to facilitate the transition of expert clinicians from diverse backgrounds in clinical specialty areas with critical shortages to new roles as part-time clinical faculty. Initial outcomes include 32 Academy graduates, with 37.5% representing diverse backgrounds and 37.5% in needed clinical specialties. This initiative represents an innovative approach to meeting the challenges of the nursing faculty shortage through collaborative efforts and creative solutions.

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http://dx.doi.org/10.1097/NNE.0000000000000243DOI Listing

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