UNIV-Curriculum Coordinator, College of Nursing

Job Description Summary

The Curriculum Coordinator supports the planning, development, implementation, and continuous improvement of the College of Nursing curriculum through collaborative partnerships with faculty and academic teams. This role coordinates the integration of instructional technologies, instructional design best practices, and digital accessibility standards across courses and programs. The Curriculum Coordinator provides consultation, training, and operational support related to curriculum design, learning management systems, online course quality, and accessibility compliance, while contributing to curriculum mapping, assessment alignment, faculty development, and college- and university-level academic initiatives.

This position offers the opportunity for a hybrid work arrangement, subject to the needs of the role and departmental requirements.

Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC
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CC001914 MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SC FOUNDATION

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A master's degree in education or another directly related field and two year's experience in curriculum development.

• 25% Works collaboratively with College of Nursing subject matter experts to develop and guide instructional design projects both in the classroom, virtually, and through continuing education initiatives. This includes applying instructional design principles and quality assessment techniques to create pedagogically sound learning interactions through evaluation and application of educational theory, assessment techniques, course development and integration of instructional technologies for diverse learners.
• 20% Works collaboratively with College of Nursing subject matter experts to manage digital accessibility initiatives that adhere to universally accepted guidelines. This includes providing support and training to both faculty and staff, researching and evaluating emerging educational software that supports teaching and learning with an emphasis on accessibility, conducting audits of the College of Nursing’s academic web presence, provide curriculum mapping and data analytics to improve the aligning of content, skills, and assessment, and drafting appropriate guidelines relating to digital accessibility.
• 15% Designs and teaches faculty professional development online courses covering best practices in teaching online, instructional design, and digital accessibility. In addition, works collaboratively with academic and continuing education teams in the support of teaching within college specific credit bearing courses.
• 15% Provides leadership and coordination of implementation and ongoing education of the University’s instructional technology systems to deliver these resources to the College of Nursing in an effective and efficient manner. This includes but is not limited to training, resource creation, trouble-shooting support, administration, establishing processes and guidelines, and consulting on use.
• 10% Assist in the direct integration of technology into the course curricula, extra‑curricular, and co‑curricular learning of College of Nursing. Assist in uploading and formatting educational material within the learning Management System (Brightspace) and other applicable platforms.
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  % Provides expertise to faculty on evaluating and providing feedback relating to online courses through the Learning Management System and other applicable platforms. This includes recommending best practices, instructional strategies, and application of quality assurance guidelines for online learning and instruction.
• 5% Other Duties as assigned
  - Serve as back‑up to the Nursing Technology Center when necessary. Represent the College of Nursing on University Committees as appropriate.

Minimum Requirements:

A master's degree in education or another directly related field and two years experience in curriculum development.

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