Vanderbilt Health is conducting a national search for a Magnet Program Director at Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital. The director oversees the Magnet journey as a continuous program, ensuring that American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Magnet standards are embedded in daily practice. The role leads oversight, coordination, and evaluation of the Magnet recognition program and is accountable for programs that promote organization-wide adoption of Magnet standards. The director serves as the point of contact for data analysis related to Magnet requirements, including nurse-sensitive indicators, and collaborates with direct-care nurses, local and system nursing leaders, and chief nursing officers to advance shared decision-making, professional practice excellence, inquiry, and innovation. The Magnet Program Director assesses readiness for designation or redesignation, identifies gaps, leads improvement initiatives, and establishes infrastructure to support the process. The director coordinates development of the Magnet document, champions standards through structures defined by Nursing Staff Bylaws, and aligns Magnet activities with the Nursing Strategic Plan and the VUMC Professional Practice Model. The position builds interdisciplinary partnerships and fosters nursing excellence, professional engagement, innovation, continuous learning, evidence-based practice, shared accountability, quality outcomes, research, and patient-centered care. The position is based at Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital and is listed as first shift, days. A nursing degree and a master’s degree are required, along with three years of experience. Registered Nurse licensure is listed. Magnet designation or similar nursing excellence program experience is strongly preferred.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior