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Job Satisfaction and Intent to Leave Among Dedicated Education Unit and Traditional Clinical Teachers.

BACKGROUND: The purpose of this study is to form a better understanding of job satisfaction and retention of clinical teachers in the dedicated education unit (DEU) and in non-DEU clinical education models.

METHOD: This follow-up study uses the tested Nurse Faculty Query survey to investigate job satisfaction and retention of the University of Portland area DEUs and non-DEU clinical teachers. Surveys were administered in person at local clinical sites.

RESULTS: Findings indicate overall high job satisfaction among DEU and non-DEU clinical teachers.

CONCLUSION: Although not statistically significant, data trends indicated a need for improved communication between didactic faculty and clinical sites, as well as increased recognition and reward for clinical teachers in the DEU and non-DEU clinical sites. [J Contin Educ Nurs. 2018;49(12):575-580.].

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