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Family Connects is seeking a Nurse Practice Manager to lead nursing education, onboarding, and site support across diverse communities. The role emphasizes fidelity to the Family Connects model, ANCC-aligned education planning, and strong leadership for maternal and infant health initiatives.
The position requires a BSN and a Master’s degree, bilingual Spanish capabilities, and at least five years of clinical experience including two in maternal/infant health, plus supervisory experience.
Job Title: Nurse Practice Manager
Location: Hybrid, including site visits and mandatory bi-annual staff retreats in Durham, NC; travel 4-8 times per year total. Candidate may live nationwide.
Position Type: Full-Time, Exempt
Reports to: Director of Nursing
Family Connects (FC) is an independent 501c3 non-profit, that provides training, implementation support, and national leadership for the expansion of the evidenced-based Family Connects Model, developed at Duke University. The Family Connects model is a community-based program supporting new parents in caring for their newborns, offering physical assessments of the postpartum person and infant, addressing questions about caring for a newborn, providing supportive guidance, and helping them access any needed community services or resources.
The Nurse Practice Manager is responsible for managing assigned components of the Family Connects Model, including nurse onboarding and education, implementation support, competency evaluation, quality assurance activities, and nursing communities of practice. The Manager serves as a subject matter expert and strategic partner to Family Connects sites, ensuring fidelity to the model, and supporting successful implementation across diverse communities. The position supports the development, implementation, and evaluation of nursing education initiatives, contributes to ANCC-compliant educational planning processes and participates in continuous improvement efforts that enhance nurse competency, program quality, and site performance. Success in this role requires strong leadership, project management, and relationship-building skills, as well as expertise in maternal and infant health, adult learning principles, and program implementation.