Chief Nursing Program Director

AgUpdate; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

AgUpdate is seeking a Chief Nursing Program Director to lead the nursing program, drive accreditation compliance, and align with institutional goals. You will oversee faculty, staff, curriculum development, and program assessment to advance student success.

The role requires building partnerships with healthcare organizations, managing budgets, and shaping scholarly activity while representing the program at campus and professional events.

Responsibilities

• Lead nursing program administration and strategic direction.
• Ensure accreditation and regulatory compliance for the nursing program.
• Oversee curriculum development, program assessment, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Job description

The Chief Nursing Program Director is responsible for the leadership, administration, and continuous improvement of the nursing program. This role ensures the program meets accreditation standards, aligns with institutional goals, and fosters an environment of academic excellence and student success. The Chief Nursing Program Director provides strategic direction, oversees faculty and staff, and collaborates with internal and external stakeholders to enhance the quality of nursing education. They provide leadership and vision for the nursing program, ensuring compliance with accreditation and regulatory requirements while overseeing curriculum development, program assessment, and continuous improvement initiatives. Additionally, they recruit, supervise, and support faculty and staff to foster a positive and productive work environment.

Managing budgets, resources, and policies related to the nursing program is a key responsibility, along with promoting student success through effective academic support, advisement, and engagement strategies. The Chief Nursing Program Director establishes partnerships with healthcare organizations, community stakeholders, and academic institutions to enhance program offerings and clinical experiences. They ensure adherence to state and national licensing and certification requirements for nursing graduates and collaborate with institutional leadership on strategic planning and program development initiatives. Furthermore, they foster a culture of scholarship and evidence-based practice among faculty and students, representing the nursing program at institutional meetings, professional conferences, and community events. In addition to these responsibilities, the Chief Nursing Program Director provides leadership and administration to the Division of Health Professions.

This position is a Safety Sensitive position and subject to mandatory pre-employment and random drug testing.