Life as a Nursing Educator

Thinking of becoming a nurse educator? Hear from Pam Baker, a nurse for 35+ years. She’s sharing her passion with the next generation of healthcare heroes at Pennsylvania College of Technology. The best part? It’s incredibly rewarding. The feedback you'll hear from her students is proof. Plus, she didn’t have to give up being a nurse in exchange for a career in the academic world. She’s still working as a R.N. in the cardiac recovery wing at Geisinger over semester breaks. And being an educator offers a whole new level of flexibility - one that gives her more time with family and her border collie Maggie.

[@lizzy5437]

A lot of people don’t have that natural teaching aptitude. Most people don’t! She does have that. I do have that. It’s a rare gift that gives us life and inspires us rather than drains us. These types are especially needed in the medical field. Kudos to you teach! 🙂🙏

[@kimhogan2266]

I think that it's A GIFT From GOD 🙏❤️

[@thereisnosanctuary6184]

The guy in the bed is how I feel

[@wensterolter9717]

333 Thank you, Thank you, Thank you dear Universe 🌌 😍

[@nowhere22]

Do you teach aspirating the needle when you give covid vaccines?

[@Themadamdivine]

Thank you ❤