Program Manager Clinical Nurse Scholar Program

Queens County Bar Association; United States; Remote; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

The Queens County Bar Association is offering an opportunity for a Program Manager to lead the Clinical Nurse Scholar Program, aimed at enhancing nurse retention. This key role involves managing the project lifecycle, developing partnerships, and ensuring effective communication with stakeholders, demanding strong leadership and a nursing background.

Qualifications

• Active nursing license with an Alberta Regulator and AAN membership required.
• Five to ten years of Leadership/Management/Project Management experience.
• Experience in Continuing Care and Home Care environments.

Responsibilities

• Managing full project life cycle including planning, design, implementation and evaluation.
• Developing partnerships with continuing care and home care partners.
• Facilitating internal planning and stakeholder consultations.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Time management skills

Leadership skills

Education

Baccalaureate degree in nursing

Master’s degree in nursing or related field

Job description

Clinical Nurse Scholar Program: The goal of the project is to increase nurse retention rates by providing clinical nurse scholars to work alongside new and novice nurses, international educated nurses, or nurses new to continuing and home care. By leveraging the expertise and guidance of clinical nurse scholars, this project seeks to enhance the confidence, knowledge, and skills of nurses new to continuing care environments.

Reporting to and in partnership with the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), the Program Manager (PM) will be responsible for the development and implementation of the Clinical Nurse Scholar Program.
Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), the Program Manager (PM) will be responsible for the development and implementation of the Clinical Nurse Scholar Program. Under the guidance of the CEO, the PM will be responsible for setting and executing the strategic and operational priorities for the Clinical Nurse Scholar Program. The PM will lead the work with provincial partners to develop the Clinical Nurse Scholar program in Alberta and will be responsible for ensuring the effective deployment of resources, supporting change management, and fostering a culture of continuous quality improvement.

The Program Manager is responsible for:
Managing full project life cycle including initial planning, scoping, design, implementation and evaluation
Directing the development of mentor training materials, ensuring alignment with current evidence-based practice and regulatory requirements.
Facilitating internal planning and stakeholder consultation with alignment from the Clinical Nurse Scholar Program plan.
Developing and maintaining partnerships with continuing care and home care partners and other stakeholders.
Participating in relevant committee work related to Clinical Nurse Scholar Program.
Leading team meetings and community of practice in collaboration with continuing care partners.
Ensuring data collection for evaluation. Document and report project status against established objectives, milestones, budgets and resources
Coordinating program audits and contribute to quality improvement initiatives.
Effectively communicating with the CEO, other team members and stakeholders to ensure the success of Clinical Scholar program.
Assuming responsibility for other initiatives and duties that may be assigned.
Promoting and participating in a work team culture that produces an environment of fun and production working towards the success of the AAN.
Serving as an ambassador for the AAN and its members.

The ideal candidate should possess a broad range of expertise and skills, including:
A baccalaureate degree in nursing, master’s degree in nursing or related field preferred.
Active nursing license with an Alberta Regulator, and AAN membership.
Leadership experience working in Continuing Care environments including Home Care, long-term care homes.
Five to ten years of Leadership/Management/Project Management with proven skills and abilities to lead a project, people and partners.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Self-motivated
Detail oriented with excellent organizational and time management skills.