Why Study to become a Nurse Educator at Vermont State?
- Enrollment, On Your Schedule: Eight-week modules allow you to enroll when you’re ready and complete the program at your own pace, one course at a time. You can earn your M.S.N. in as few as 24 months!
- Flexible Clinical Hours: Required clinical hours can be completed locally and sometimes even at your current job. Our clinical coordinator can also help you find a placement.
- Professors Who Care: You’ll have direct access to your professors through in-person or virtual office hours, and small class sizes lead to the kind of relationship-building that will help you excel.
- Paths to Certification: This concentration qualifies you to sit for the National League for Nursing (NLN) certification examination for either Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) or Certified Academic Clinical Nurse Educator (CNE-cl).
- Earning Potential: Glassdoor estimates that salaries for entry-level certified nurse educators (CNE) often exceed $80,000.
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Sample Courses
- The Nurse Educator Role
- Teaching and Active Learning Strategies
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Meet Our Faculty
Co-chair Department of Nursing, Assistant Professor of Nursing, MSN Program Coordinator
Castleton Campus
