Faculty Link Newsletter: April 2022 Monday, April 11, 2022 Share with Your Social Network April 2022 Issue AACN Seeks Essentials Implementation Director AACN Launches New Grant-Funded Initiatives New Scholarship Programs to Support Future of Nursing Upcoming Webinars Registration Open for 2022 Summer Seminar Opportunities for Graduate Students Call for Award Nominations Washington Weekly Virtual Conference for Nursing Faculty and Students: Health and the Heart of Healthcare Upcoming CCNE Accreditation Webinar for NP/Residency Programs Join the Conversation on AACN Connect Explore Faculty Vacancies via AACN Connect Virtual Conference for Nursing Faculty and Students: Healing the Heart of Healthcare Nursing faculty, students, and nurses are encouraged to participate in the Healing the Heart of Healthcare: Reimagining How We Listen, Connect, and Collaborate Virtual Conference hosted by the Gold Humanism Honor Society. The virtual conference, to be held May 5-6, 2022, offers an opportunity to meet fellow advocates of humanism, watch inspiring sessions, learn practical tips, and refuel your love of compassionate, collaborative, scientifically excellent care. Learn more and register here. CCNE to Host Accreditation Webinar for Nurse Practitioner Fellowship/Residency Programs The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) is offering a webinar on April 19 from 2:15-4:15pm (ET) addressing CCNE’s new accreditation process for nurse practitioner fellowship/ residency programs. The webinar will provide an overview of the accreditation process and review the CCNE Standards for Accreditation of Nurse Practitioner Fellowship/Residency Programs (2020). Learn more and register here. Join the Conversation on AACN Connect AACN Connect is the place to have your voice heard in the academic nursing community. Here's what fellow members are talking about: Embedding Leadership and Resilience Competencies into Nursing Curricula The Essentials and Ethics Education See more discussions and chime in on these important conversations via AACN Connect. View the Latest Job Vacancies in Academic Nursing Explore the latest vacancies in nursing education, administration, practice, and research by visiting AACN's Career Center here. AACN Seeks Essentials Implementation Director AACN is currently accepting applications for the position of Implementation Director AACN Essentials. This key member of the AACN team will provide academic, strategic, technical, operational, and managerial leadership focused on the transition to the 2021 Essentials. The director will: Provide oversight of Essentials implementation Serve as AACN staff liaison to the Essentials Implementation Steering Committee and working groups Provide strategic decision making when engaging with internal and external stakeholders to achieve implementation goals. A doctoral degree in nursing or related field is required with at least 10 years of experience in a leadership position. For more details about responsibilities, desired qualifications, and how to apply, click here. AACN Launches New Grant-Funded Initiatives AACN Member Schools Lead Efforts to Address Vaccine Hesitancy AACN has been awarded funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to launch a new initiative developed to help nursing school faculty and students have effective conversations about COVID-19 vaccinations in order to boost consumer confidence. Ten participating AACN member schools are undertaking a variety of education and communication activities to reach individuals and populations at risk. These activities include engaging with faculty and staff on how best to share credible COVID-19 vaccine information and respond to misinformation (including on social media); developing learning resources and nursing curricula to improve vaccine confidence; and connecting with health departments and community organizations to reach target populations. Read the press release to learn more about this initiative. AACN Leads Effort to Prepare New Nurses with Stronger Skills in Leadership and Resilience AACN is pleased to announce an initiative focused on building leadership capacity in new nurses with a special emphasis on developing essential skills in resilience, self-care, and well-being. This two-year project, titled A Competency-Based Approach to Leadership Development and Resilience for Student Nurses, was launched with funding from the Johnson & Johnson Foundation in partnership with the Johnson & Johnson Center for Health Worker Innovation. Read the press release to learn more about this initiative and see the initiative's newly appointed advisory group. New Scholarship Programs to Support Future Nurses and Nurse Faculty AACN is proud to partner with Scrubin Uniforms to launch a new scholarship for nursing students in baccalaureate, master’s, and doctoral programs. Administered by AACN’s Foundation for Academic Nursing, this new program will provide $2,500 scholarships to nursing students from AACN member schools with a formal affiliation agreement with Scrubin Uniforms. This new scholarship program will open on National Nurses Day on May 6, 2022. 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