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Meharry Medical College

Private nonprofit medical education and research

Residency Program Coordinator

Winter 2026
No salary listed
Internship
Bachelor's, Master's
United States
In Person
Administrative & Executive AssistanceAdministrative Support
Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

About the job

Requirements
  • Working knowledge of policies, procedures, and systems related to the Office of Academic Affairs, ACGME, AOA, CPME, CODA, Electronic Residency Application Service, and National Resident Matching Program.
  • Knowledge of current accreditation, residency board, and graduate medical education requirements for the program.
  • Knowledge of due process and remediation processes.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Office.
  • Knowledge of New Innovations or another residency management suite used by the specialty program.
  • Three years of program coordination experience within a health care organization.
  • Ability to exercise managerial and critical-thinking skills, decisive judgment, and minimal-supervision work.
  • Ability to work in a stressful environment.
Responsibilities
  • Lead and manage the daily operations of the residency or fellowship program to support implementation of program objectives.
  • Co-coordinate with the program director on developing program policies, procedures, and system processes compliant with ACGME guidelines.
  • Maintain program databases, including WebADs, MyEvaluations, New Innovations, and other specialty-specific electronic databases.
  • Monitor and maintain program accreditation with ACGME and CODA, including preparing site-visit materials, implementing policies, completing required website updates, and organizing self-study documentation.
  • Monitor resident compliance with ACGME and CODA surveys and support program quality-improvement activities.
  • Coordinate faculty, resident, and site-director meetings, including Clinical Competency Committee and annual program evaluation meetings.
  • Develop and maintain Program Letters of Agreement for every rotation site.
  • Maintain program manuals, reports, resident files, procedure logs, attendance records, training-verification documentation, and other official records.
  • Monitor and analyze program data for compliance with ACGME and CODA requirements, including attrition, program characteristics, scholarly activity, board pass rates, case logs, surveys, milestones, and annual updates.
  • Prepare and disseminate faculty and resident rotation, on-call, work-hour, and vacation schedules using MyEvaluations.
  • Arrange elective and required outside rotations and provide trainee documentation to affiliated hospitals.
  • Monitor, approve, and track resident clinical hours and payroll in Banner and MyEvaluations.
  • Reconcile attendance records with the Office of Graduate Medical Education and Finance for accurate Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services reporting and prepare the full-time-equivalent budget for Finance.
  • Organize courses, conferences, journal clubs, lectures, Grand Rounds, visiting professorships, alumni events, and graduation events.
  • Confirm lecturers and guest speakers; coordinate travel and expense reimbursements; publicize events; manage registration; and track attendance.
  • Reserve facilities and equipment, arrange catering and transportation, and staff events as needed.
  • Schedule and proctor the In-Training Exam.
  • Create evaluation tools and map evaluations to ACGME milestones under the program director's direction.
  • Collect, organize, and monitor faculty, resident, program, rotation, and graduating-resident evaluations.
  • Organize Clinical Competence Committee and Program Evaluation Committee meetings, prepare materials, document minutes, and track action plans.
  • Manage annual residency and fellowship recruitment processes and update AAMC Fellowship and Residencies Electronic Interactive Database and ADEA databases.
  • Use Electronic Residency Application Service and other application systems to manage applications, provide faculty interviewer access, screen candidate files, and prepare qualified applicant files for the program director.
  • Plan and execute interview days, applicant materials, applicant dossiers, recruitment receptions, dinners, and related events.
  • Prepare ranking information and submit rank lists through NRMP, San Francisco Match, ADEA PASS, and NMS.
  • Direct annual appointment, credentialing, and onboarding processes for residents and fellows.
  • Process human-resources paperwork for additional positions and salary adjustments.
  • Ensure trainees complete onboarding, receive required clearances, and obtain access to facilities and systems.
  • Submit new-hire files and application packages to the Office of Graduate Medical Education.
  • Maintain resident and fellow files through New Innovations in compliance with ACGME and CODA policies, confidentiality, licensure, liability insurance, curriculum evaluations, contracts, and application documentation.
  • Plan and execute department orientation.
  • Participate in annual program budget planning, monitor the budget, track expenses, order supplies and equipment, process travel and business-expense reimbursements, and assist with program budgets.
  • Counsel residents on program requirements, policies, and regulations when required by the program.
  • Attend meetings scheduled by the Office of Graduate Medical Education and maintain professional expertise through professional meetings, current literature, and contact with other graduate medical education professionals.
Desired Qualifications
  • A bachelor's degree in Business, Education, or a related field is preferred.
  • A master's degree is preferred.

About the company

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Meharry Medical College

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Meharry Medical College is a private, non-profit medical and health sciences university in Nashville that educates healthcare professionals and scientists. It operates through three schools—Medicine, Dentistry, and Graduate Studies and Research—offering professional degrees, clinical training, and research programs. Its degree programs and clinical experiences are delivered via classroom instruction, hospital-based rotations, and mentored research, funded by tuition, research grants, and philanthropy. The college distinguishes itself through its history as the first medical school for African Americans in the Southern United States, its emphasis on health equity, and its focus on training clinicians and scientists who serve minority and underserved communities. Its goal is to expand the workforce of physicians, dentists, and researchers dedicated to improving health outcomes and reducing disparities.

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Company Stage

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Total Funding

$20M

Headquarters

Nashville, Tennessee

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What believers are saying

  • Meharry secured $31 million NIH funding in April 2026, reinforcing research momentum.
  • Its $200 million campaign accelerated after an $85 million quiet phase by June 2024.
  • The 2025 Nashville General agreement runs through 2027, stabilizing residency and governance ties.

What critics are saying

  • LCME probation since 2024 threatens Meharry medicine if unresolved before the 2027 survey.
  • Federal Grad PLUS elimination on July 1, 2026, shifts graduate borrowing to private lenders.
  • Nashville General's campus lease expires in 2027; a failed renewal disrupts clinical training.

What makes Meharry Medical College unique

  • Meharry is the South's first medical school for Black physicians, founded in 1876.
  • Its Nashville General partnership keeps students embedded in a safety-net hospital serving underserved patients.
  • Vanderbilt, Tennessee State, and Meharry anchor major NIH- and NCI-funded research collaborations.

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Benefits

  • Professional Development Budget
  • Flexible Work Hours