MSN Program Director (Online)

Post-University; Waterbury (CT); On-site; USD 99,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Post University seeks a Chair for the MSN Program to lead, organize, supervise, and ensure the success of the MSN program. The Chair collaborates with the Assistant Dean of American Sentinel College of Nursing and Health Sciences to advance the university’s MSN goals.

The role emphasizes online instruction leadership, curriculum development, program assessment, faculty recruitment, and accreditation activities in a full-time exempt capacity with a competitive salary.

Qualifications

• Master of Science in nursing required; doctoral degree in nursing or related field from an accredited college or university is preferred.
• At least 5 years of clinical and administrative nursing experience; experience teaching online; experience in an administrative role in a nursing academic setting and an unencumbered RN license.
• Experience teaching online, developing curriculum and knowledge of online instructional best practices required.

Responsibilities

• Supervise the MSN program to ensure that students and graduates meet the academic program standards and faculty teaching in these programs provide a good learning experience for students.
• Recruit, train and monitor online faculty.
• Assess and evaluate the MSN program and student outcomes.
• Review end-of-course evaluations and recommend curricular improvements and faculty training.
• Devise timelines and effective measures of the MSN program so there is prompt review, revision, and development of courses within the programs.
• Assist with the assignment of faculty to courses for the MSN program.
• Assess and evaluate the MSN program and student outcomes.
• Work with student advising.
• Delegate course review and revisions to full-time or adjunct faculty.
• Ensure the MSN program adheres to best practices of online instruction.
• Monitor current and emerging trends in nursing.
• Provide oversight for innovative development and curricular content
• Participate in programmatic, institution and regional accreditation activities to ensure the programs meets and exceeds all accreditation standards.
• Serve on nursing and University committees as assigned.
• Teach courses as assigned
• Other administrative duties as required.

Skills

Analytical

Business Acumen

Change Management

Curriculum development

Design

Ethics

Judgment

Leadership

Oral & Written Communication

Problem Solving

Professionalism

Quality Management

Technology utilization in education

Education

MSN degree

PhD in Nursing or related field

Job description

Post University seeks a Chair for the MSN Program to lead, organize, supervise, and ensure the success of the MSN program. The Chair collaborates with the Assistant Dean of American Sentinel College of Nursing and Health Sciences to advance the university’s MSN goals.

The role emphasizes online instruction leadership, curriculum development, program assessment, faculty recruitment, and accreditation activities in a full-time exempt capacity with a competitive salary.