Nursing Excellence Program Lead (Magnet & EBP)

Indiana University Health; Carmel (IN); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Indiana University Health is seeking a Nursing Excellence Program Administrator to lead the strategy and implementation of nursing excellence across the organization. The role focuses on governance, evidence-based practice, and Magnet alignment in collaboration with clinical leaders.

The position emphasizes program development, professional governance infrastructure, and ongoing support for Magnet designation, quality and safety initiatives, and nursing practice priorities.

Qualifications

• Requires a BSN and active RN license in Indiana or NLC.
• Masters degree in Nursing preferred.
• Experience coordinating Magnet activities and leading nursing governance is required or strongly preferred.
• Strong project management, publication or program-writing skills.
• Excellent communication with varied leaders and teams is essential.
• Experience with computerized databases is expected.

Responsibilities

• Directs and implements strategy for nursing excellence across the organization, including governance, evidence-based practice and Magnet.
• Develops and implements Professional Governance infrastructure to support excellence in nursing practice and outcomes.
• Promotes evidence-based practice, quality improvement, research and innovation in collaboration with Nurse Scientist.
• Develops strategies and systems to support ongoing Magnet designation.

Skills

Communication

Publication & presentation

Project management

Magnet coordination

Education

BSN

Master's degree in Nursing

Tools

Databases

Job description

Indiana University Health is seeking a Nursing Excellence Program Administrator to lead the strategy and implementation of nursing excellence across the organization. The role focuses on governance, evidence-based practice, and Magnet alignment in collaboration with clinical leaders.

The position emphasizes program development, professional governance infrastructure, and ongoing support for Magnet designation, quality and safety initiatives, and nursing practice priorities.