Nursing Curriculum Subject Matter Expert (SME)

Nightingale Education GroupNursing Education

Location: RemotePart-TimeMiddle

Salary50 USD per hour

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Requirements

Master's degree in nursing
Active, unencumbered RN license
Demonstrated expertise in one or more nursing specialty areas
Experience teaching in a nursing program or serving as a subject matter expert in curriculum/course development
Familiarity with AACN Essentials (2021) and NCLEX/NGN expectations
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to give clear, actionable feedback
Comfort working in a structured, deadline-driven development environment
Strong attention to detail
Commitment to evidence-based practice
Doctoral preparation (preferred)
Recent or current clinical experience (preferred)
Experience contributing to assessments (preferred)

Responsibilities

Serve as a content expert in your nursing specialty
Help redevelop course content with real-world clinical context and evidence-based guidance
Review and refine learning activities so they build genuine clinical judgment
Contribute to assessments, including NGN-style items, case studies, and performance-based tasks
Validate content for accuracy and appropriateness to the learner's level
Partner closely with instructional design, assessment, learning experience design, and VR teams
Stay current on nursing practice trends and bring fresh recommendations to the table
Use insights from learner performance data to inform content evolution

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