Principal Nursing

A Principal of a Nursing College is the administrative head, responsible for the overall academic and operational leadership of the institution. This role involves overseeing curriculum development, faculty management, budget allocation, and ensuring compliance with accreditation standards. The Principal also plays a key role in strategic planning and fostering relationships with external stakeholders in the healthcare and academic sectors. Key Responsibilities:

• Academic Leadership:Overseeing curriculum development, ensuring its alignment with regulatory standards and best practices in nursing education.
• Faculty Management:Recruiting, developing, and evaluating faculty members, fostering a positive and productive work environment.
• Budget Management:Managing the college's budget, ensuring efficient allocation of resources and financial sustainability.
• Strategic Planning:Developing and implementing strategic plans for the college, aligning with its mission and goals.
• Accreditation and Compliance:Ensuring the college meets all accreditation standards and regulatory requirements.
• Student Services:Overseeing student services, including admissions, academic advising, and support.
• External Relations:Building and maintaining relationships with healthcare facilities, other academic institutions, and relevant stakeholders.
• Advocacy:Representing the college and promoting its interests within the broader academic and healthcare communities.

Additional Responsibilities:

• Research:Promoting research initiatives and securing funding opportunities.
• Continuous Improvement:Implementing strategies for continuous improvement in all areas of the college's operations.
• Policy Development:Developing and implementing policies and procedures that support the college's mission and goals.
• Community Engagement:Engaging with the local community and fostering partnerships that benefit the college and its students.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ₹24,134.48 - ₹96,085.63 per month

Work Location: In person