Free online accredited course is designed to foster excellence in clinical teaching by offering a harmonized set of tools and baseline knowledge.
This fall, for the first time in its history, the Ingram School of Nursing (ISoN) is offering an online, accredited course designed to foster excellence in clinical teaching. “The reality of nursing is we’re taught to nurse, not to teach. Most of us in the nursing field become excellent nurses. But that doesn’t mean we know how to transmit our knowledge,” explains Faculty Lecturer Catherine Ricci, who co-led this project with Tania Perron, Academic Associate with the School’s Clinical Partnership Office.
Accredited by the School’s Online Continuing Nursing Education office (OCNE) for seven hours of learning, this free course is asynchronous, meaning learners can complete the modules at their own pace, and as of Fall 2025, is mandatory for all Ingram School of Nursing hired clinical educators.
