There is more time to apply to be a Seed Educator! We’ve extended our deadline to January 31st.
At Seed Global Health, we believe that health is fundamental to individual economic and social well-being. We aim to educate a rising generation of health professionals to strengthen access to quality care with a goal of saving lives and improving health.
We place skilled and qualified educators at partner academic institutions for a minimum of one year to work alongside local faculty, supporting them in providing quality teaching and training in medicine, nursing, and midwifery.
Seed Nurse and Midwife Educators collaborate with local partners to teach critical skills in the classroom and enhance the quality of clinical practice at the bedside. They serve as classroom faculty, lead trainings in the skills or simulation lab, provide instruction in the clinical setting, and participate in the development of curricula that integrates educational best practices.
Seed is currently seeking skilled nurses and midwives to serve as educators in a range of areas including community health, psychiatric nursing, and emergency/trauma care
Seed Physician Educators focus on educating and training skilled health physicians, empowering them to deliver high quality care consistently. They collaborate with faculty, students, and hospital staff in a variety of ways. This includes providing classroom-based instruction to undergraduate and postgraduate students, giving formal and informal clinical instruction to trainees, and hospital staff, and modeling sound clinical diagnostic and therapeutic bedside practice.
Seed is currently seeking skilled physicians to serve as educators across all specialities ranging from obstetrics and gynecology to emergency medicine.
Apply by January 31st and join us in advancing health professional education and saving lives.
Learn more about serving as a Seed Physician, Nurse, or Midwife Educator or send your questions to our team.
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