: This policy paper entitled "A Call for Hazard Pay Implementation of Nurse Academicians in the Philippines" advocated for the provision of hazard pay to nurse educators who faced numerous risks in both clinical and classroom settings. Nurse academicians played a vital role in shaping the future healthcare workforce, but they lack adequate compensation for the hazards they encounter such as exposure to infectious diseases and occupational risks. This lacked of compensation negatively impacts job satisfaction, retention, and the overall quality of nursing education. : The paper highlighted the importance of fair compensation for nurse academicians through hazard pay that is similar to public health workers under RA 7305. It presented a detailed policy recommendation, including criteria for eligibility, evaluation of risk exposure, and proposed hazard pay rates. The ultimate goal was to ensure that nurse educators are financially secure, properly recognized for their work, and motivated to continue in their roles, thereby strengthening the country's healthcare education system. The paper concluded that hazard pay for nurse academicians is a crucial investment in the future of healthcare, as it ensured better support for those who train the nation's healthcare professionals.