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Arizona College of Nursing

Nursing college for aspiring registered nurses

Dean of Nursing

Full-TimeDeadline 9/23/27
No salary listed
Expert
Master's, PhD
Tempe, AZ, USA
In Person
EducationSchool Leadership & Administration

About the job

Requirements
  • A Master's degree in Nursing is required; a doctorate is preferred and is required in states where the Board of Nursing requires a doctorally prepared program administrator.
  • Five years of combined teaching experience and experience in curriculum development and administration are required.
  • A current unencumbered state professional registered nurse license or enhanced compact nurse licensure relevant to the state of teaching location is required, subject to applicable state Board of Nursing or Board of Registered Nursing regulations.
Responsibilities
  • Collaborate with the Executive Director of Academic Operations and campus leadership on policy making, planning, implementation, and evaluation of campus activities.
  • Monitor and evaluate direct reports, including nursing faculty, the clinical coordinator, and the director of simulation.
  • Ensure compliance of the nursing program with State Board of Nursing requirements and prepare required Board reports and data.
  • Represent the nursing program at meetings of appropriate bodies, including the Board of Nursing.
  • Submit information for annual operating and capital budget preparation.
  • Lead faculty preparation for the accreditation self-study.
  • Prepare and maintain program outcome statistics and relevant program records.
  • Manage direct reports through one-on-one meetings, quarterly check-ins, performance management, and training and development.
  • Notify management and corporate stakeholders of legal issues and management-level personnel changes.
  • Provide leadership to build employee morale.
  • Supervise the Assistant Dean of Nursing when the student threshold is met.
  • Supervise or indirectly oversee the Clinical Coordinator and ensure clinical coordination complies with clinical scheduling practices, the state consortium, and Board of Nursing requirements.
  • Evaluate clinical facilities and curricular experiences with the clinical coordinator, faculty, and facilities.
  • Ensure sufficient direct patient care hours are available to deliver the nursing curriculum.
  • Monitor student compliance with health regulations and liaise with the Board of Health as needed.
  • Oversee Health and Safety Orientation for students progressing to the Core.
  • Appoint, retain, and promote faculty, including general education faculty when applicable.
  • Manage faculty hiring through interviews, teaching presentations, and reference checks.
  • Coordinate faculty orientation and onboarding, including computer and information technology training and Assessment Technologies Institute training.
  • Guide faculty in developing Assessment Technologies Institute methodologies for classroom instruction.
  • Develop faculty workload schedules and ensure office hours, committee service, and annual full-time faculty scheduling requirements are met.
  • Assign adjunct clinical faculty directly or indirectly.
  • Ensure each nursing student has a faculty advisor.
  • Work with faculty to ensure appropriate content delivery and sequencing based on standardized exam performance.
  • Resolve conflicts effectively.
  • Ensure meaningful faculty development and mentoring resources are available to improve program outcomes and develop faculty.
  • Prepare and manage Core Nursing Orientation for Level 5 students.
  • Advise students and resolve student problems.
  • Coordinate student admission, retention, progression, and graduation activities.
  • Align the student experience with outcomes and the institution's mission in collaboration with academic leadership.
  • Serve as liaison to Assessment Technologies Institute for live reviews and services.
  • Assess course outcomes and teaching strategies using Assessment Technologies Institute data.
  • Facilitate textbook and media selection.
  • Ensure appropriate textbook ordering and delivery with the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program Manager.
  • Review and address end-of-course evaluation findings.
  • Align liberal arts and nursing curricula with the Dean of General Education and coordinate joint in-service offerings and meetings.
  • Recommend supplies and equipment purchases for the nursing program.
  • Ensure nursing laboratories are maintained and meet equipment standards with the Nursing Lab Manager.
  • Chair monthly nursing faculty meetings and, when applicable, general education faculty meetings.
  • Serve as an ex-officio member of nursing program committees and serve on the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Curriculum Committee, Community Advisory Council, Academic Affairs Committee, and Systematic Evaluation Plan Committee.
Desired Qualifications
  • A doctorate in Nursing is preferred, except where it is required by applicable Board of Nursing regulations.

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Arizona College of Nursing

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Arizona College of Nursing prepares students to become registered nurses through campus-based education across the United States. Its Bachelor of Science in Nursing program combines general education and nursing coursework in a three-year course of study. Students learn through classroom instruction, simulation laboratories and clinical experiences, with evening classes available for general education courses. Students also receive career support, including resume reviews and interview advice, alongside preparation for the nursing licensure exam. Established in 2013 with roots in healthcare education dating to 1991, it is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona.

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2013

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