Clinical Director Associate - Remote | WFH

Job Overview

We are on the lookout for a passionate and skilled individual to take on the role of Associate Clinical Director in a remote capacity, overseeing the coordination of student activities within the Oklahoma clinical area. This pivotal position will entail managing clinical schedules, leading pre- and post-clinical conferences, organizing Mortality/Morbidity conferences, and facilitating journal club meetings. You will also bear teaching responsibilities for the Clinical Practicum courses as delineated in the curriculum. This is a part-time remote role with the expectation of campus presence once a month.

Key Responsibilities

• Oversee the coordination of clinical instruction for students in Oklahoma.
• Act as a liaison between clinical agencies and the educational institution.
• Facilitate communication between students and clinical personnel, including clinical coordinators and supervising CRNAs.
• Review and monitor students' monthly case records and time logs.
• Participate in, instruct, and supervise students in administering anesthesia.
• Conduct regular clinical site visits and maintain necessary documentation.
• Collaborate with the Lead Clinical Coordinator in Kansas to bolster student success.
• Engage in monthly meetings with the Program Administrator to assess students' clinical progress.
• Organize and conduct clinical conferences at least once per semester.
• Partake in clinical conferences in Kansas.
• Provide clinical support during the absence of the Clinical Director in Kansas.
• Incorporate ethical and professional principles into nursing practice.
• Maintain clinical competence and proficiency.
• Engage in activities to ensure compliance with university policies and regulatory standards.
• Participate in designated university and program committees.
• Attend program, school, and university events as specified in the calendar and handbook.
• Complete all mandated training, including Title IX and FERPA.
• Perform other related duties as assigned.
  
  

Qualifications

• Must be a graduate of an accredited nursing school.
• Must have graduated from an accredited nurse anesthesia program.
• A master's degree is a minimum requirement; preference will be given to candidates with a DNAP, DNP, or PhD.
• A minimum of one year of experience in administrative, clinical, and didactic roles is required.
• Possession of Oklahoma nursing credentials including registered nurse licensure, advanced registered nurse practitioner certification, and registered nurse anesthetist authorization.
• Current knowledge and training in curriculum instruction, testing, and evaluation.
• Must have legal authorization to work in the United States.
  
  

Career Growth Opportunities

We are committed to professional development, encouraging ongoing education and skill enhancement through active participation in relevant organizations and departmental training initiatives.

Company Culture And Values

Join a dynamic institution that values education and the holistic development of individuals. We pride ourselves on a supportive environment that fosters strong relationships and a positive learning experience. Our commitment to diversity ensures that faculty and staff reflect the community we serve.

Networking And Professional Opportunities

In this role, you will engage with a network of professionals who are dedicated to advancing the field of nursing and anesthesia education. You will have ample opportunities for collaboration and professional interaction, enriching your career trajectory.

Employment Type: Part-Time