Remote Assistant Program Director, FNP Nursing Program

United States University Inc.; Mobile (AL); Remote; USD 85,000 - 87,000; Full time

Job summary

Aspen Group, Inc. is seeking an Assistant Program Director for the FNP Program within the College of Nursing & Health Sciences. This remote role supports leadership, oversight, and day-to-day administration for designated CONHS programs, including didactic and clinical components where applicable.

Teaching load may be per-term and flexible to program needs, with emphasis on student success and outcomes. The candidate will mentor faculty, supervise program operations, and contribute to curriculum

Qualifications

• PhD, DNP in nursing or EdD preferred; master's in nursing required.
• Unencumbered RN license with APRN credentials.
• National FNP certification (AANP or ANCC).
• Experience teaching in graduate online programs for at least one year.
• Experience with distance learning and online academic technology.

Responsibilities

• Provide academic leadership and oversight of program assessment and outcomes.
• Monitor student concerns related to didactic and clinical experiences.
• Oversee full-time and adjunct faculty for designated programs.
• Lead curriculum development, implementation and evaluation.
• Support recruitment, supervision and evaluation of program faculty.
• Assist in accreditation preparation and program compliance activities.
• Foster academic innovation, collaboration and community engagement.
• Prepare self-study documents and support regulatory requirements.

Skills

Academic leadership

Staff coaching

Strategic planning

Excellent communication

Education

Ph.D./DNP in Nursing or EdD preferred

Master's degree in Nursing required

Tools

Online teaching platforms

Job description

Aspen Group, Inc. is seeking an Assistant Program Director for the FNP Program within the College of Nursing & Health Sciences. This remote role supports leadership, oversight, and day-to-day administration for designated CONHS programs, including didactic and clinical components where applicable.

Teaching load may be per-term and flexible to program needs, with emphasis on student success and outcomes. The candidate will mentor faculty, supervise program operations, and contribute to curriculum