Program Coordinator, Rural GME & Simulation
About The Position
The University of Nevada, School of Medicine is recruiting for a Program Coordinator, Rural GME & Simulation. This position provides operational leadership and day-to-day management for the Nevada Rural Graduate Medical Education Consortium (NRGMEC). This position is responsible for coordinating statewide rural technical assistance services, workforce development initiatives, simulation-based education programs, faculty development activities, and consortium operations designed to strengthen healthcare workforce capacity across Nevada's rural and frontier communities. The Program Coordinator serves as the primary operational liaison between participating healthcare organizations, consortium leadership, consultants, educators, and community partners. The position oversees implementation of technical assistance programs, simulation deployment activities, educational programs, rural hospital engagement efforts, stakeholder communications, and performance reporting activities. Working closely with the Executive Director and Medical Director, the Program Coordinator ensures successful delivery of grant-funded activities, supports development of sustainable workforce solutions, and facilitates collaboration among healthcare organizations, academic institutions, workforce partners, and rural communities throughout Nevada.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree and two years of related work experience; OR a master’s degree and one year of related work experience
- Experience in program coordination or program management
- Experience in healthcare administration, workforce development, healthcare education, graduate medical education, simulation programs, or a related field
- Nevada driver’s license
Responsibilities
- Coordinating statewide rural technical assistance services
- Workforce development initiatives
- Simulation-based education programs
- Faculty development activities
- Consortium operations designed to strengthen healthcare workforce capacity across Nevada's rural and frontier communities
- Overseeing implementation of technical assistance programs
- Simulation deployment activities
- Educational programs
- Rural hospital engagement efforts
- Stakeholder communications
- Performance reporting activities
- Ensuring successful delivery of grant-funded activities
- Supporting development of sustainable workforce solutions
- Facilitating collaboration among healthcare organizations, academic institutions, workforce partners, and rural communities throughout Nevada
Benefits
- Health insurance options including dental and vision
- Generous annual, sick leave, life insurance, and long-term disability
- Reduced-rate tuition benefit to faculty and qualified dependents
- Dual career assistance program for newly hired faculty spouses/partners
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
