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Collin College · 1 week ago

Cardiovascular Technology Program Director

Frisco, TX

Full-time

Onsite

Lead/Staff, Director/Executive

$92K/yr - $112K/yr

2+ years exp

Collin College is seeking a Cardiovascular Technology Program Director to manage their cardiovascular technology program in collaboration with the dean of health sciences. The role involves overseeing program administration, curriculum design, instruction, and faculty supervision while ensuring compliance with accreditation standards.

Continuing EducationEducationHigher Education

Responsibilities

Participate with the academic dean in strategic and academic cycle planning at the college, division, program, advisory committee and course levels, including development and maintenance of experiential and clinical affiliation agreements and clinical and experiential partnerships to augment the academic program

Responsible for the structure and daily operation of the program, including organization, administration, periodic review and evaluation, continued development, and general effectiveness of program curricula, and the supervision and coordination of program staff and faculty

Ensure the effectiveness of all clinical affiliates/clinical education center and provide leadership to coordinators within the department to ensure quality learning environment and experiences for the students

Teach one class per academic year in accordance with the course syllabus and college policy as assigned and allowed by professional regulatory agencies

Actively seek ways to improve instruction, collaborating with faculty using current andragogical innovations and assessment methodologies

Work with faculty and other content experts to maintain relevancy of curriculum in accordance with programmatic, institutional and other accrediting agencies or regulatory agencies

Supervise day-to-day management and evaluation of the program, full-time and associate faculty and staff, program facilities, and resources to provide safe and effective program delivery and coordination of division activities and projects

Manage, coordinate, and orient all faculty members, preceptors, and other instructional support staff in the academic and clinical phases of the program

Participate with the academic dean in the ongoing, systematic evaluation of the division, program, curriculum, learning resources, and student learning outcomes, including production and preservation of program/student records

Participate with the academic dean in the fiscal planning and management of the program and its resources

Maintain regulatory compliance associated with the program's field of practice and education, including implementation of college policy and division and program procedures, compliance with the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board standards and compliance with appropriate regulatory and educational accreditation standards including production of accreditation self-study documents and reports

Participate in faculty search committees and recommend to the dean full-time faculty, associate faculty and staff hires

Foster positive human relations and teamwork among faculty, staff, and students and across all programs and college services

Provide strategic and operational leadership for the healthcare program while actively contributing to institutional initiatives and cross-departmental collaboration to advance student success, workforce alignment, and the college’s mission

Maintain and preserve accurate and complete program/student records, including curriculum and resource evaluation and development, systematic evaluation, course evaluation, student evaluation, student admission, advisement, progression, graduation, certification, and licensing processes for the program, and accreditation documents to ensure initial and ongoing programmatic accreditation

Attend and participate in professional development activities and participate in service to the college, including college graduation

Perform other duties as assigned

Perform all duties and maintain all standards in accordance with college policies, procedures and Core Values

Qualification

Cardiovascular credentialInstructional methodologyProgram accreditation knowledgeOrganizational skillsLeadership skillsNetworking skillsBudget managementTeam developmentCritical thinking skillsTime management skillsVerbal communication skillsWritten communication skillsInterpersonal skillsProblem-solving skillsConflict-management skills

Required

Bachelor's degree awarded by an institution accredited by an agency that is recognized by the United States Department of Education

Two (2) years' experience in cardiovascular health care

Documented education or experience in instructional methodology

Hold a cardiovascular credential from at least one of the concentrations identified in the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) Standards for CVT

Knowledge of Collin College's mission, vision, and strategic goals

Knowledge of state requirements, SACSCOC and program accreditation requirements

Knowledge of Joint Review Committee on Education in Cardiovascular Technology (JRC-CVT) accreditation standards and Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP)

Knowledge of evaluation processes

Knowledge of clinical affiliation agreements

Organizational skills

Critical thinking skills

Time management skills

Verbal and written communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Leadership skills

Problem-solving and conflict-management skills

Ability to maintain regulatory compliance

Ability to determine staff qualifications

Ability to develop and lead teams