Description

MedStar Health is seeking an Academic Practice Partnership Assistant Director to advance collaboration between clinical practice and academic nursing programs. In this role, you will coordinate partnership initiatives, connect academic and healthcare stakeholders, support program implementation, and track outcomes that improve nursing education and patient care. You will work with clinical leaders, faculty, and interprofessional teams to strengthen learning opportunities and promote evidence-based practice. Join a patient-first, mission-driven organization serving Maryland and Washington, D.C. and contribute to clinical excellence, innovation, and community health. MedStar offers a collaborative environment with access to training, professional development, and career pathways.
Support academic-practice partnerships that strengthen clinical education and nursing practice across MedStar Health.
Coordinate collaboration among healthcare leaders, academic institutions, faculty, and clinical teams.
Help develop and implement partnership initiatives, workflows, and programs aligned with organizational priorities.
Track program activities, outcomes, and performance measures; prepare reports and recommendations.
Facilitate meetings, communications, and project follow-up across participating teams.
Promote interprofessional learning, clinical excellence, and continuous improvement.
Academic-practice partnership development
Nursing education program coordination
Healthcare project management
Stakeholder and relationship management
Clinical practice improvement
Program evaluation and outcome measurement
Data analysis and reporting
Interprofessional collaboration
Meeting facilitation and communication
Evidence-based practice implementation
Medical Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
401k
Registered Nurse (RN) license, active and in good standing
Experience collaborating with academic institutions and healthcare organizations
Demonstrated ability to coordinate cross-functional initiatives and assess program outcomes