Long-term outcomes of the New Jersey nurse faculty preparation program scholars.

Abstract:

BACKGROUND:Rising concerns over the capacity of nursing education to prepare enough nurses to meet population demand have received national attention. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation implemented the New Jersey Nursing Initiative Faculty Preparation Program to address nursing workforce issues in New Jersey. PURPOSE:This paper describes program and scholar outcomes and provides recommendations for nurse faculty development. METHODS:This descriptive study uses data from scholar surveys and interviews with grantees. DISCUSSION:Findings suggest that a faculty preparation program that targets doctoral students and includes financial support, socialization to the faculty role, and formal education courses produces graduates who maintain a career in nursing education for up to three years after program completion. However, most master's-level students who also received formal preparation in nursing education were employed in clinical practice. CONCLUSIONS:Program developers must carefully consider the design of programs that integrate faculty preparation and advanced clinical training for master's-level students.

journal_name

Nurs Outlook

journal_title

Nursing outlook

authors

Gerolamo AM,Conroy K,Roemer G,Holmes A,Salmond S,Polakowski J

doi

10.1016/j.outlook.2017.03.008

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2017-01-01 00:00:00

pages

643-651

issue

5

eissn

0029-6554

issn

1528-3968

pii

S0029-6554(16)30384-0

journal_volume

65

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