Transition to Practice Coordinator

Work Status Details: REGULAR FULL TIME | 80.00 Hours Every Two Weeks
Shift: Days
Pay Rate Type: Annual Salary
Location: YRMC - Off Campus

Listed is the base hiring salary range offered for this position. Actual salaries may vary depending on factors, including but not limited to skills and experience. The salary range listed is just one component of the total rewards/compensation package offered to candidates.
Min = $100,495.83
Mid = $130,644.58
Max = $160,793.32

Summary:

The Clinical Education Transitional to Practice (TTP) Coordinator plays a pivotal role in facilitating the smooth transition of new graduate nurses into professional practice within the organization. This individual adapts to changing priorities and works effectively in a fast-paced health-care setting. The Coordinator will demonstrate the ability to lead and collaborate effectively.

Responsibilities:

Develops and designs a comprehensive Transitional to Practice program tailored to meet the specific needs of new graduate nurses entering the workforce.

Coordinates and oversees the implementation of the TTP program, ensuring that all components are effectively executed according to established timelines and objectives.

Collaborates with subject matter experts and educational resources to develop curriculum content for the TTP program, incorporating evidence-based practices and relevant learning experiences.

Provides guidance, support, and mentorship to new graduate nurses throughout the transition period, addressing their concerns, providing resources, and fostering professional growth and development.

Conducts ongoing evaluation and assessment of the TTP program to measure its effectiveness, identify areas for improvement, and make necessary adjustments to enhance program outcomes.

Collaborates with internal stakeholders, including nursing leadership, preceptors, educators, and other relevant departments, to ensure alignment of the TTP program with organizational goals and objectives.

Ensures compliance with regulatory standards and organizational policies related to new graduate nurse orientation and transition programs. Maintains accurate documentation and records of program activities, participant progress, and outcomes.

Stays abreast of best practices, trends, and advancements in nursing education, transition programs, and professional development to continuously enhance the effectiveness of the TTP program.

Other duties as assigned.

Other information:

Required:

• A Master of Science in Nursing

• RN: Registered Nurse licensed by Arizona State board of Nursing

5 years clinical experience in a healthcare environment. Project management experience; experience in a leadership role.

BLS

Preferred:

• A Doctor of Nursing Practice

Why Yuma Regional Medical Center?

Yuma Regional Medical Center (YRMC) is located in Yuma, AZ. Our purpose is building a healthier tomorrow. We strive by putting patients first as they are the center of every decision and action we take. YRMC is rooted in the community by living and breathing the dynamic nature of our region. Being committed to progress by constantly and consistently advancing healthcare, creating meaningful experiences and improving the lives of everyone around us.

Our Values

Bring Kindness | Achieve Together | Aspire For Better | Do The Right Thing | Lead With Optimism |

About Yuma, AZ

Named by the Guinness World Records as the Sunniest City on Earth with winters averaging temperatures of 70 degrees, sunny days and cooler nights.

Yuma, Arizona is a place to explore the great outdoors with hiking, jet skiing, boating and off-roading. Don’t forget to soak up the sun at the great Colorado River or one of Yuma’s many lakes.

Yuma is centrally located in Southwest Arizona, within a short drive to many popular attractions and destinations.

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https://www.yumachamber.org/

Bring your skills to one of the sunniest places on earth - Yuma, AZ!

Physical Requirements and working conditions for this position will be provided to you up on interview.