FAQs

A: Click here to explore an interactive map of Maryland. All nursing programs are indicated by a colorful pin. Click on each pin for a snapshot of each program. You can also see the listing of educational options available in Maryland on this page.

A: To find more information on how to finance your education, click here

A: To learn more about different career paths for nurse educators, click here

A: Although dependent on the institution and other factors, generally a Master’s degree or Doctoral degree is required to teach at a community college or university. Educators within a healthcare organization may require a Master’s degree, or a Baccalaureate degree with advanced certification.

• Find out what kind of positions require different degrees by exploring the Career Paths
• Learn more about what degrees you can earn in the state of Maryland

A: A nursing educator for a community college/university’s nursing program can expect to instruct both undergraduate and graduate nursing students in a variety of learning environments, e.g. classroom laboratory, clinical setting, or online according to the program’s curricula. A nurse educator within a healthcare organization will be expected to provide instruction on a variety of health-related topics to multiple audiences.

• Learn more about the differences here

A: If you are looking for information to help with the application process, click here