Nurse Educator Certificate

About the Program

All required courses are delivered totally online for you convenience. On-campus attendance requirements are kept to a minimum.
Your clinical requirements can usually be completed in your city of residence within the state of Texas, provided course objectives are met. Preceptors and clinical sites are subject to approval per course requirements and expected course objectives.
You will also partner with a faculty member in a variety of practical experiences, including clinical and lab instruction, as well as didactic instruction.

This program consists of 12 credit hours. That means you only have to complete four courses to earn your certificate.

Fall: June 1

<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “The simulation labs in the Health and Human Services Building have really helped. The mannequins are awesome—they can do everything. You go in there, you’re thrown into a situation, and things change. It’s really good critical-thinking training, to see where you lack, and where your strong points are.” Beatrice Perez, Class of 2019, Nursing </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “My favorite class was Anatomy my freshman year. This was my first glimpse into what my future would look like. That class created an experience that allowed me to discover my strengths and weakness and work on becoming a successful student.” Alexis Samora, Class of 2022, Nursing </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “My nursing degree launched me on this journey, and that education has made everything else possible.” Tracie Watkins, CEO, Shannon Rehabilitation Hospital, San Angelo | Classes of 2002 and 2020 </blockquote>