PhD Nursing Education Program Coordinator
Lead recruitment, curriculum support, and student retention for a new PhD program in Nursing Education at Bowie State University.
Best for:Nursing professionals with a master's degree seeking to transition into academic administration, curriculum development, and student mentorship within a PhD program.
Overview
This grant-funded role coordinates the launch and administration of a new PhD program in Nursing Education within the Department of Nursing. The coordinator will oversee student recruitment and retention, support curriculum development, and assist the principal investigator and department chair in administrative and academic functions. Responsibilities include mentoring student projects, participating in faculty development initiatives, and contributing to grant writing and assessment activities. The position requires a blend of teaching, research, and administrative duties to ensure the program's success and alignment with institutional goals.
What you'll do
- Lead recruitment and retention efforts for the PhD program in Nursing Education
- Support curriculum development and review for the new PhD program
- Assist in grant writing, assessment, and faculty development initiatives
- Mentor student projects and provide academic advisement to PhD candidates
- Participate in departmental and college-wide committees and activities
- Track and report program data, including student progress and outcomes
- Contribute to the development of teaching materials and pedagogical strategies
- Engage in research and publication activities aligned with tenure and promotion goals
Requirements
Degree required: Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
Language: English proficiency required; no additional language tests specified
Instruction: English
Publications: Research and publications are expected for tenure and promotion
- Current or eligibility for an unencumbered nursing license in Maryland, Washington DC, or a compact state
- Demonstrated clinical expertise in nursing care across the lifespan
- Experience with assessment and evaluation of student learning outcomes
- Experience in nursing recruitment and retention strategies
- Strong didactic teaching experience at the collegiate level
- Must hold or be eligible for an unencumbered nursing license in Maryland, Washington DC, or a compact state
Funding & terms
How to apply
Deadline: 2026-09-28
Submit an application package including a CV, cover letter, and any required documents through the application portal. Ensure all materials address the minimum and preferred qualifications. Follow the instructions provided on the application page to complete the submission process.
- CV
- Cover letter
- Proof of nursing license or eligibility
- Transcripts (MSN)
- References (if requested)
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