Assistant Director of Nursing & Campus Executive

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership and administration for the accelerated BSN and Direct-Entry MSN nursing programs at the New Braunfels campus
• Work closely with faculty, the Director of Nursing, and university leaders to foster an inclusive and dynamic learning environment
• Oversee student admissions, retention, and progression, collaborating with partners for recruitment and enrollment
• Assist in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of the nursing curriculum
• Supervise campus faculty and staff, including providing oversight for daily operations and conducting annual evaluations
• Collaborate with the Director of Nursing to ensure compliance with accreditation and regulatory requirements
• Build community and clinical partnerships to enhance the Department of Nursing’s academic excellence
• Support faculty development and promote a collaborative, respectful campus culture

Requirements

• Doctoral degree in Nursing or a related field, including at least one graduate degree in Nursing (e.g., MSN)
• Current, unencumbered RN license in the state of Texas (or eligibility to obtain one)
• At least five years of professional nursing experience
• At least two years of nursing education experience
• At least two years of administrative experience

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience working with diverse student populations, including underrepresented groups in nursing
• Expertise in curriculum design, development, assessment, and compliance with state board regulations
• Proven track record in obtaining or maintaining nursing program accreditation
• Experience teaching via instructional technology, concept-based curriculum, or competency-based education
• Experience building and promoting community and clinical partnerships

About the Company

Texas Lutheran University (TLU) is a Hispanic-Serving Institution located in the San Antonio-Austin corridor. The Department of Nursing offers comprehensive BSN and MSN pre-licensure programs accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), preparing students for successful careers through hands-on clinical experience and evidence-based practice.