FranU Neurodiagnostic Technician Program Coordinator

Responsibilities

• Coordinate daily operations of the EEG Technician Program
• Manage schedules, classroom and laboratory logistics, instructional resources, and equipment
• Cook up student progression processes ensuring they align with institutional policies and procedures
• Aid in strategic planning and Program development initiatives
• Serve as the primary coordinator for Program accreditation activities
• Maintain compliance with all applicable accreditation standards, state regulations, and institutional requirements
• Coordinate accreditation self-studies, annual reports, site visits, and ongoing monitoring activities
• Develop, implement, and monitor policies and procedures to support compliance
• Collaborate with the Medical Director, Faculty, and Administration to address accreditation findings and quality improvement initiatives
• Analyze assessment and outcome data to support continuous Program improvement
• Prepare accreditation and compliance reports and assist with grant reporting, when applicable
• Support curriculum implementation and course coordination
• Collaborate with Faculty and clinical partners to ensure curriculum alignment with industry standards and certification requirements
• Aid in course scheduling and instructional resource planning
• Support Program Review, Learning Outcome Assessment, and curriculum revisions
• Maintain student, clinical, and Program records
• Collect, analyze, and report Program outcomes including enrollment, retention, completion, certification, and employment rates
• Prepare reports for University leadership, accrediting agencies, and external stakeholders
• Utilize Program data to support strategic decision-making
• Serve as liaison among Learning Specialists, Administration, clinical partners, accrediting agencies, and industry stakeholders
• Facilitate communication between academic and clinical environments
• Participate in Advisory Committee and workforce development activities
• Maintain knowledge of trends, best practices, and emerging standards in Neurodiagnostic Technology education
• Participate in relevant professional organizations and educational activities
• Support healthcare workforce development and community outreach efforts

Qualifications

• One (1) year of experience (clinical and/or teaching) in the field of Neurodiagnostic Technology
• Associate’s Degree or higher, along with at least one (1) active certification or registration within the Neurodiagnostic profession
• N/A Training
• N/A Licensure