Becoming a Staff-Development Leader in California
Every skilled nursing facility needs a nurse to lead its orientation and in-service education, and the core skills are the same across the country. We help you build them — with professional, certificate-bearing online courses available to nurses and care staff in all 50 states. In California the role is called Director of Staff Development; elsewhere it’s a Staff Development Coordinator, In-Service Coordinator or Nurse Educator.
California
In California, the nurse who leads staff education and training is commonly known as a Director of Staff Development. It’s a valued, higher-responsibility role — and we can help you prepare for it and grow your long-term-care career.
California offers its own Director of Staff Development certification — and this course prepares you for it
Our 24-hour course is built for exactly this: sourced to Title 22, self-paced, and finished with a verifiable certificate you can take straight to your CDPH Form 279 application.
Enroll for $79 See the full California pathHow the role works in California (official details)
General information to help you plan — not legal advice. Requirements can change, so
confirm the specifics with your state’s licensing agency.
Sources: 22 CCR § 71829 · Health & Safety Code § 1337.4.
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