Photo By: Creator: bowdenimages | Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto. Copyright: Mark Bowden The challenge of multigenerational diversity and the Nursing Educator in the 21st-century learning environment Over the years, the number of nurse educators has dwindled. Without quality educators, the nursing profession will not survive the shortage crises that it is now facing. There are large numbers of nurses who wish to pursue higher education are denied as there is a decreasing acceptance rate at the master’s level in part to its highly selective requirements for admission. These challenges result in there, not being enough newer nurse educators who are able to fill the gap of the current nurse educator population that is aging and retiring. For those nursing educators that remain, they face a wide array of challenges in the educational environment. The face of nursing is becoming more dynamic and more diverse, nurse educators must therefore adapt to this change. O...
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I am a highly motivated and clinically competent professional with over 24 years in the Nursing profession . I have experience in the hospital environment, rural nursing, and public health nursing. I am presently working in the Nursing Continuing Education Unit as I am passionate about the advancement and education of Nurses . As an educator, I have had some experience with the use of technology. Mostly with creating PowerPoint presentations for training sessions and the use of videos for teaching sessions. More recently due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I have had to learn how to utilize video conference technology such as Zoom and Webex, as it has become easier to hold high-quality virtual meetings and presentations while reducing the spread of the disease. As the Bahamas is comprised of many islands and keys, these platforms make communication and training between nurses in different geographical locations simple, easy, and efficient. Although I am able to pe...

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