About Western Community College (WCC)
Western Community College is a privately held provider of post-secondary education in British Columbia. We offer a Bachelor of Hospitality Management degree program and over 65 diploma and certificate programs across business, healthcare, education, hospitality, IT, and more. Our dynamic, industry-driven curricula provide an engaging learning environment with a commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and community-driven excellence.
We are an equal opportunity employer, fostering an inclusive workplace free of discrimination.
Position Summary
WCC is seeking an experienced LPN Program Coordinator to oversee and manage the LPN program
at our Central City Campus. This role is responsible for ensuring program compliance, supporting faculty, coordinating curriculum and scheduling, and promoting student success. The ideal candidate will hold the required Nursing qualifications and possess leadership skills to manage program operations effectively.
Professional Qualifications
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Current, active and unrestricted practicing license as a Nurse Practitioner, RN or RPN with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives
(BCCNM)
- 2 years' experience teaching in an LPN program
- Previous experience as a program coordinator in Practical Nursing Program is an asset
- Experience in curriculum development and curriculum management is an asset
- Adult Instruction Certification (to be completed within two [2] years of the hire date)
- Minimum of three (3) years of recent (within the last 5 years) full-time nursing experience (equivalent to full-time hours per year, where full-time hours are 1400 per year)
Key Responsibilities
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Program Oversight: Ensure program compliance with regulatory and accreditation standards. Maintain curriculum quality and update content as needed to meet industry standards.
- Faculty Support: Assist with recruitment, training, and evaluation of LPN instructors. Facilitate faculty meetings and promote professional development.
- Student Support: Monitor student attendance, performance, and feedback. Address academic concerns and provide advising support.
- Scheduling & Coordination: Plan and organize class schedules, assign instructors, and coordinate clinical practicum placements.
- Curriculum Development: Manage the development, implementation, and ongoing evaluation of curriculum to ensure compliance with accreditation standards and alignment with industry requirements.
- Administrative Duties: Maintain program records, manage supplies and resources, oversee program meetings, and ensure smooth program operations.
- Teaching (where required): Deliver instruction, assess student progress, and submit grades.
Schedule:
25-30 hours per week