The Advanced Practice Provider CC2 Fellow Program Director leads program development, operations, administration, and faculty development for the fellowship. The director designs and conducts the program in alignment with community needs, the Sponsoring Institution’s mission, and the program’s mission. Responsibilities include developing an educational curriculum with didactics, clinical rotations, mentorship, and clinical simulation; establishing competency-based goals and objectives for clinical sites; evaluating fellow performance, rotations, and preceptors; supporting fellows who need counseling or remediation; and conducting a formal annual program evaluation. The director oversees the quality of didactic and clinical education, builds and coordinates the fellowship team, participates in candidate screening and interviews, manages clinical scheduling and preceptor availability, and works with the program administrator to develop and document a program budget. The director also ensures compliance with institutional policies and procedures for grievances, due process, employment, and non-discrimination. The director maintains a learning environment conducive to education across ACGME competency domains; evaluates, approves, and, when needed, removes faculty from participation in fellowship education; and ensures faculty receive preceptor education and obtain yearly continuing medical education. The role requires current Georgia licensure as a Physician Assistant/Associate or Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, applicable certification, and a master’s degree or higher. Physical and environmental demands vary by work area and tasks and may include patient care, exposure to clinical hazards, shift work, and travel.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager