The Clinical Coordinator will build and lead the clinical instructor team while managing clinical site relationships and operational systems. This role involves carrying a teaching load, ensuring clinical documentation is audit-ready, and coordinating student rotations across multiple sites.
Develop high-quality, accreditation-aligned online curriculum for a two-year Radiologic Technology program. Manage content creation, assessments, and quality control processes while collaborating with the internal team via remote project management tools.
Develop high-quality, engaging online learning content for various healthcare programs while adhering to established standards and project timelines. Implement rigorous quality control processes and experiment with new content modalities like virtual simulations to enhance the student learning experience.
United States$80000 - $90000 per year2-5 yrs expHealthcare
The Clinical Coordinator will build and manage the clinical education component of the Radiologic Technology program, ensuring alignment between classroom learning and clinical rotations. Responsibilities include qualifying clinical sites, overseeing student placements, supporting preceptors, and maintaining accreditation standards.
United States$80000 - $85000 per year2-5 yrs expHealthcare
The Clinical Implementation Manager will oversee onsite clinical operations, including site activation, clinical coordination, and student support for surgical technology programs. They will serve as the primary point of contact for clinical coordinators and preceptors while managing relationships with hospital-level stakeholders.
United States$100K - $125K per year5-10 yrs expProduct
The Program Director will lead the design, accreditation, and operational success of a new Radiologic Technology program. This includes managing faculty, ensuring compliance with accrediting bodies, and overseeing student outcomes such as graduation and job placement rates.
The Program Director will oversee the operational and quality lifecycle of Surgical Technology and Sterile Processing programs, including curriculum management and instructor leadership. They will also serve as the primary contact for healthcare employer partners to ensure program alignment and student success.
United States$18 - $20 per hour0-2 yrs expTeaching
The Learning Coach will manage a caseload of students by monitoring their academic progress, attendance, and payment status to ensure successful program completion. They will proactively engage with students through various communication channels and build individualized success plans for those identified as at-risk.
Deliver live, virtual didactic lessons and curriculum content to students in a Practical Nursing program. Provide timely feedback and act as a subject matter expert to prepare future nurses for licensure.
The instructor will deliver live, virtual classes four times a week using a standardized curriculum to prepare students for the Surgical Technologist certification. Responsibilities include assessing student progress, providing academic support, and documenting performance within the company's systems.