Boise, ID
iLocatum
Boise, ID
Assistant Dean of BSNWe are seeking a dynamic and experienced individual to join our academic leadership team as the Assistant Dean of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program. The ideal candidate will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of nursing education, overseeing the development and implementation of curriculum, and supporting faculty and students in achieving academic excellence.
Location:Boise, Idaho
Position Overview:
Responsibilities
- Supplies and equipment to meet program objectives.
- Assists with identifying and obtaining outside resources for the nursing program.
- Develop and implement program policies and procedures.
- Organizes and serves on program committees.
- Oversees admission process and orientation.
- Effectively serves as liaison between community and the college.
- Accepts other duties as indicated to ensure consistency and meeting needs of students and programs.
- Ensure the minutes of inter-agency meetings are maintained.
- Participates in Nursing faculty recruitment, hiring and orientation.
- Participate in conflict resolution for faculty and students.
- Initiates and maintains community relationships; advocates for and markets the programs.
- Maintains membership and participates in activities of professional associations.
- Providing support and degree planning assistance to potential students.
- Manages student appeals and grievances per policy.
- Advises and provide academic support to nursing students as indicated.
- Conducts Nursing Advisory Committee meetings.
- Student performance in program, NCLEX licensing and job placement rates.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
- Comply with all policies and standards.
- MSN Completed
- 2 years of experience in an administrative position.
- 2 years of teaching experience in pre-or post-licensure nursing programs.
- Must hold a current RN license in the state where the campus is located.
- Experience in supervision, planning, budget preparation and maintenance required.
- Demonstrated leadership skills.
- Excellent skills in oral and written communications.
- Committed to diversity, as defined by state law.
- Ability to work effectively with a wide variety of people and institutions.
- Leadership style that emphasizes collaboration, teamwork, and facilitation.
- Ability to utilize computer-based resources.
- Demonstrated ability to build consensus.
- Standing/Walking: Must be able to stand or walk for extended periods
- Sitting: Must be able to remain in a seated position for extended periods
- Lifting/Carrying: Must be able to lift and carry up to 20 pounds
- Pushing/Pulling: Must be able to push or pull objects
- Must be able to reach overhead or at or below shoulder level
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In Boise, the Assistant Dean of BSN significantly shapes nursing education by aligning curriculum with regional healthcare needs, fostering community partnerships, and ensuring students meet Idaho's RN licensure requirements. This role uniquely tailors programs to boost student success and meet local healthcare workforce demands.
A Dean of BSN must demonstrate collaborative leadership, strategic planning, and adept conflict resolution tailored to academic nursing environments. This role requires balancing faculty needs and student outcomes while steering program development that adheres to evolving healthcare education standards.
Daily tasks include overseeing curriculum design, managing faculty recruitment, coordinating student support services, and liaising with healthcare partners. The role demands multitasking across academic policies, student performance monitoring, and community engagement to maintain program excellence.
Ilocatum provides a dynamic academic setting emphasizing innovation in nursing education. The company supports leadership collaboration and community involvement, enabling the Assistant Dean to influence program growth through resource development and strong faculty-student relationships.
Ilocatum fosters a culture prioritizing diversity, teamwork, and continuous improvement. This environment encourages the Assistant Dean to implement inclusive policies, enhance academic support frameworks, and build consensus among stakeholders, aligning with organizational values.
An Assistant Dean of BSN in Boise typically earns between $85,000 and $110,000 annually, reflecting regional cost of living and nursing education demand. Salaries may vary based on experience, institutional size, and additional administrative responsibilities.
Boise’s growing healthcare sector increases demand for nursing educators, yet leadership roles like Assistant Dean of BSN remain selective due to required advanced qualifications and leadership experience. Candidates with strong community ties and administrative skills gain a competitive edge.
Besides a current Idaho RN license, certifications in nursing education leadership and administration, such as Nurse Executive or Academic Nurse Educator credentials, enhance candidacy by demonstrating specialized expertise aligned with state educational standards.
Skills like budget management, curriculum innovation, and faculty mentorship are pivotal for growth. Mastery in these areas opens pathways to senior academic leadership, influencing broader educational policies and advancing nursing program reputations.
Unlike assistant dean roles in general academia, a Dean of BSN focuses on nursing-specific accreditation, student licensure success, and clinical partnerships. This specialization demands deep nursing knowledge combined with robust administrative capabilities tailored to healthcare education.
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