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Regis College · 1 month ago

Assistant Professor and Pre-Licensure Clinical Program Director

Massachusetts, United States

Full-time

Onsite

Senior Level

$80K/yr - $82K/yr

Regis College is seeking an Assistant Professor and Pre-Licensure Clinical Program Director to oversee and manage all aspects of the clinical experience in the Pre-Licensure curricula. The role involves ensuring clinical courses are developed and realized, recruiting and developing clinical faculty, and maintaining compliance with legal and nursing board requirements.

Higher Education

Responsibilities

Recruit and hire clinical faculty

Recruit and manage relationships with clinical sites/settings/organizations through varied modalities including in person visits when appropriate

Verify that clinical affiliation agreements are active and up to date

Collaborate with course coordinators, program directors, the clinical placement team, and clinical affiliates to ensure students have appropriate and timely clinical placements

Maintain regular contact with clinical affiliates to ensure clinical objectives are met

Engage with nursing leadership, faculty, clinical coordinators, and students to resolve student concerns regarding their experience with clinical preparations and placements

Communicate student expectations of timely compliance with pre-clinical requirements, securing timely placements through the approval process and receiving the guidance needed during their time as students in clinical courses

Engage with the clinical faculty regularly to ensure they have the tools, knowledge and skills to perform their work efficiently and remain connected to their Regis College colleagues

Responsible for the development and delivery of virtual clinicals

Review and revise the student clinical manual, student evaluations, faculty and clinical site evaluations as needed

Oversee and work closely with other members of the placement team to develop and manage critical workflows such as placements, assessments, and data integrity

Work toward continuous improvement of clinical coordination processes and procedures

Participate in CCP meetings, attend weekly Director's meetings, and PLD/SON meetings

Other responsibilities as designated by the Dean, Associate and Assistant Deans of PLD

Provide direct supervision to a team of Clinical Program Coordinators

Qualification

Current MA RN licenseMaster's degreeExpertise with ZoomOrganizational skillsPositive public relationsDiverse population interactionWillingness to learnEffective communicationConfidentiality

Required

Current MA RN license, master's degree required

Excellent organizational skills: demonstrated ability to handle multiple tasks, consistently meet deadlines, and work independently while paying attention to details

Ability to communicate effectively and timely, both verbally and in writing, with faculty, staff, students, and clinical affiliates

Ability to maintain confidentiality of records and information, and to handle sensitive matters with judgement, tact, and diplomacy

Strong phone and virtual presence and experience communicating across platforms regularly

Expertise with Zoom, synchronous online meeting platforms

Excellent organizational skills; demonstrated ability to handle multiple tasks; consistently meet deadlines; and work independently while paying attention to details

Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing; to establish positive public relations for the college; and to interact effectively with a wide variety of people

Available to travel to local clinical settings during regular business hours when needed

The ability to maintain the confidentiality of sensitive information

Knowledge of business English, grammatical construction, spelling, punctuation, and vocabulary and the ability to compose routines letters

Ability to positively interact with a diverse population and uphold the College's commitment to inclusive excellence

Willingness to learn and use multiple platforms and technologies