The Allied Health School Pharmacy Program Director for the Cedars-Sinai Allied Health School (AHS) within the Cedars-Sinai Health Sciences University (HSU) is an educational leader in their clinical field and provides overall management and direction for educational initiatives. The AHS Pharmacy Program Director provides strategic leadership in areas of innovation, community partnership, development opportunities, budgetary and compliance oversight. The AHS Program Director will be responsible for maintaining a student-centered environment, managing resources effectively, and ensure compliance with accreditation standards while advancing the academic mission of the program.

The AHS Pharmacy Program Director also plays a role in Educator development and coordination, offering mentorship and fostering an environment conducive to creativity and responsibility. In addition, will support students including guidance for students who need educational and/or psychological support.

In partnership with HSU and AHS leadership the AHS Pharmacy Program Director will manage the recruitment and selection process of incoming students and will support other key initiatives and activities within the AHS.

Primary Duties and Responsibilities

• Oversees and manages the day-to day operations of the Allied Health programs. Provides leadership and strategic direction for clinical program within the Allied Health School. Develops and implements strategic plans for the growth and improvement of the program. Researches and identifies trends to establish program direction and create operational and administrative policies, tools and educational resources to support students.
• Plans, develops, coordinates, and implements assessment, accreditation, and academic program review activities and continuously monitors progress toward identified goals to support continual accreditation of the AHS. Ensures the program complies with all local, state and national accreditation requirements. Prepares for and leads accreditation reviews and site visits. Serves as the direct contact for internal and external accrediting bodies, interfacing with accreditation and community stakeholders as it relates to accreditation and program data.
• Leads the admissions process, including setting criteria, evaluating applications, and management of the admissions process. Identifies and targets key student populations for recruitment and retention in accordance with our DEI initiatives. Develops key performance indicators and metrics to drive the assessment and advancement of the clinical or technical program growth including recruiting, marketing to increase enrollment, and promotions.
• Manages the program’s budget, ensuring efficient allocation of resources and fiscal responsibility. Oversees staff salaries, equipment purchases, and operational costs. Prepares financial reports and tracks expenditures to ensure program sustainability. Manages the use of grant funds and ensures compliance with all grant requirements. Reviews and ensures accurate completion and timely submission of governmental, university, and other reports as required, with respect to assigned areas of responsibilities.
• Oversees student and academic progress, advising, and support services. Fosters an environment of academic excellence and innovation. Plans, develops, and implements various special projects as assigned; plans, coordinates, promotes and facilitates special events, programs, and/or activities.
• Recruits, hire, mentors, and evaluates Educators within the program. Provides technical and professional guidance and development of the AHS Educator and other personnel and ensures curriculum aligns with healthcare trends and meets accreditation standards.
• Addresses student relations, educational and interpersonal issues outside of direct teaching and learning.

JOB QUALIFICATIONS

• Doctorate Degree of PharmD.
• 5 years of Clinical and/or technical experience in hospital setting.
• 3 years of Teaching, precepting and/or mentoring experience.

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