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Position Details Position Information Internal Posting? Posting Number SP005119P Position Title Program Specialist, IKEEP Division/College College of Education, Health & Human Sciences Department
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selection, academic policies and procedures, career advancement, program enhancement and community building, and program navigation. In a team environment, this position serves as a liaison among students
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administration, faculty, and staff to support program operations and collaboration. Unit/Department Summary https://www.uidaho.edu/health-medical-professions Administrative Summary The Director of the Direct Entry
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school partners. This position requires teaching a minimum of 9 credits per semester (fall & spring), participation in recruitment and departmental initiatives, and representing the program at community
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https://www.uidaho.edu/campus-communities/vandals-first Position Qualifications Required Experience Four years of program coordination or program management experience. One year of supervisory experience
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serve as an integral member of the Direct Entry Master of Science in Nursing program, providing high-quality instruction in areas central to professional nursing practice and nursing education. This may
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selection, academic policies and procedures, career advancement, program enhancement and community building, and program navigation. In a team environment, this position serves as a liaison among students
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, career advancement, program enhancement and community building, and program navigation. In a team environment, this position serves as a liaison among students, faculty, and program directors to facilitate
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or lead a team to accomplish assigned goals Other duties as assigned Unit URL https://www.uidaho.edu/health-medical-professions Position Qualifications Required Experience Two years of program coordination
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Sciences Location Aberdeen Posting Context Statement The position supports the primary investigator in researching potato agronomy and pathology for the Potato Variety Development Extension/Research Program