NNP Program Coordinator

Company Description LSU Health Sciences Center School of Nursing is a leading academic institution dedicated to preparing skilled, compassionate nursing professionals and advancing healthcare through education, research, and service. Located in New Orleans, LA, the School of Nursing offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate nursing programs that emphasize evidence-based practice and interdisciplinary collaboration. Faculty and staff work closely with clinical partners across the region to improve patient outcomes and support community health. The school fosters an inclusive, learner-centered environment where innovation and professional development are strongly encouraged.Role Description The NNP Program Coordinator is a full-time, on-site role based in New Orleans, LA, responsible for coordinating all aspects of the Neonatal Nurse Practitioner academic program. This position oversees day-to-day program operations, including course scheduling, clinical placement coordination, and liaison activities between faculty, students, and clinical sites. The coordinator maintains program records, monitors compliance with accreditation and institutional standards, and supports continuous quality improvement initiatives. The role also involves planning and tracking key milestones, organizing meetings and program events, assisting with student recruitment and onboarding, and providing timely communication to ensure efficient program logistics and a positive learner experience.Qualifications Candidates should possess skills in Expeditor and Expediting to ensure timely coordination of program-related activities, documentation, and resources.Candidates should possess skills in Project Management to plan, organize, and track program timelines, priorities, and deliverables.Candidates should possess skills in Inspection to review program processes, records, and compliance with academic and accreditation standards.Candidates should possess skills in Logistics Management to coordinate clinical placements, classroom schedules, and communication among stakeholders.Advanced organizational skills and attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines effectively.Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to work collaboratively with faculty, students, and clinical partners.Proficiency with office productivity software and academic or healthcare information systems.Bachelor’s degree in nursing, healthcare administration, education, or a related field; NNP or advanced nursing background is highly beneficial.Experience in academic program coordination, graduate nursing education, or clinical education support is preferred.