Master of Healthcare Innovation Program Director

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Department:
Nursing | College Administration

The Master of Healthcare Innovation Program Director is appointed by the dean and has delegated administrative responsibility for the overall oversight and implementation of the college’s Master of Healthcare Innovation Program in collaboration with the Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Educational Innovation. This is a 12‑month clinical track position with administrative effort of 25%. Productivity in scholarship and educational grants is an expectation of this position.

Key duties involve strategic planning, curriculum design, faculty support, financial oversight, stakeholder engagement (clinicians, funders, community) and cultivating an innovative culture for nurses as leaders and entrepreneurship. The director for the Master of Healthcare Innovation reports to the senior associate dean for Academic Affairs and Educational Innovation.

• Develop and implement a strategic vision for nursing innovation, aligning with organizational goals, and identifying gaps for new solutions.
• Foster a culture of innovation, entrepreneurship, collaboration, and continuous improvement, leading teams and initiatives.
• Identifying and obtaining grant funding to support and expand programmatic initiatives.
• Create, continuously evaluate, and provide leadership for the refinement of curricula focused on innovation, entrepreneurship, and digital health for nurses.
• Assist with continuous quality improvement of the master in healthcare and innovation program.
• Monitor program success, evaluate student outcomes and adjust programs based on data.
• In collaboration with the Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Ohio State Online, plan and implement effective student recruitment, advisement and retention strategies.
• Assess the outcomes and needs of faculty for teaching effectiveness.
• Chair the Master in Healthcare Innovation subcommittee and attend the Graduate Studies Committee meetings.
• Represent the college on university committees focused on academic matters.
• Provide support and mentorship for faculty teaching in respective academic programs to assure the highest quality education for student learning.
• Participate in faculty recruitment and hiring to meet academic needs.
• Contribute to student enrollment management, admission, progression and compliance.
• Support and facilitate the identification and the development of educational partnerships.

Required: Doctoral degree in a relevant field (e.g. nursing, medicine, health sciences). Nursing preferred.

Experience: Proven leadership in healthcare innovation and…