RN Program Coordinator — Phlebotomy & PCT Training

Franu; Baton Rouge (LA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

FranU in Baton Rouge, LA seeks a Program Coordinator for Phlebotomy and PCT Training to oversee the coordination, implementation, and evaluation of the Phlebotomy and PCT programs, support accreditation compliance, student success initiatives, and clinical partnerships to ensure graduates are prepared for workforce entry.

The role reports to the Director of the Franciscan Center for Professional Development, emphasizing mission alignment with Franciscan values and collaboration with faculty and

Qualifications

• Minimum two years of teaching experience
• Experience in clinical education or coordination preferred
• Experience with accreditation or compliance preferred

Responsibilities

• Coordinate daily operations of Phlebotomy and PCT programs
• Oversee accreditation and grant reporting documentation
• Assist in curriculum support and program review
• Recruit, advise, and retain students and monitor progression
• Coordinate clinical placements and maintain site relationships
• Manage program records and generate institutional reports
• Collaborate with faculty, administration and clinical partners
• Support program evaluation and continuous improvement

Skills

Program coordination

Organizational skills

Data tracking and reporting

Effective communication

Education

Associate’s Degree or higher in Nursing

Bachelor’s Degree in Education or Health-Related field

Tools

N/A

Job description

FranU in Baton Rouge, LA seeks a Program Coordinator for Phlebotomy and PCT Training to oversee the coordination, implementation, and evaluation of the Phlebotomy and PCT programs, support accreditation compliance, student success initiatives, and clinical partnerships to ensure graduates are prepared for workforce entry.

The role reports to the Director of the Franciscan Center for Professional Development, emphasizing mission alignment with Franciscan values and collaboration with faculty and