Program Manager Magnet

Summary

The Magnet Program Manager leads the organization’s journey toward ANCC Magnet® designation, advancing nursing excellence and professional practice. This role provides strategic guidance, coordination, and oversight of all activities related to achieving and sustaining Magnet designation, ensuring compliance with ANCC Magnet standards and fostering a culture of evidence‑based practice, quality outcomes, and shared decision‑making.

Responsibilities

Lead the organization’s Magnet gap analysis and readiness planning to achieve and sustain ANCC Magnet® designation.

Manage the Magnet® application, documentation, and site visit processes, ensuring compliance with all program requirements.

Coordinate the Magnet® Steering Committee, Magnet Champion Committee, Professional Governance Councils, and interdisciplinary work teams to advance nursing excellence.

Serve as the primary liaison to the ANCC Magnet® Program Office and facilitate communication between nursing leadership and external stakeholders.

Collect, analyze, and report nursing excellence outcomes, including nurse‑sensitive indicators, patient experience, and nursing satisfaction.

Maintain a repository of professional practice projects and empirical outcomes, preparing reports and presentations for nursing leadership.

Provide education and consultation on Magnet® standards, promoting staff engagement in professional governance and development activities.

Collaborate with nursing directors, managers, and interdisciplinary teams to meet Magnet® criteria and foster a culture of nursing excellence and evidence‑based practice.

Coach and support departments in identifying and implementing quality improvement strategies that enhance nursing excellence and organizational outcomes.

Other duties as assigned.

Other Information

Technical Expertise

Experience in quality improvement methodology is required.

Experience in data analysis and presentations is required.

Experience in project management with interdisciplinary teams is required. Excellent coordination and multi‑tasking skills are required.

Proficiency in MS Office (Outlook, Excel, Word) or similar software is required.

Experience in database creation and management is preferred.

Education and Experience

Education : Master's degree in nursing from a nationally accredited nursing program is required. Doctorate preferred.

Licensed to practice nursing in the State of Ohio is required.

Certification : Specialty certification in professional development or leadership preferred.

Years of relevant experience : Minimum 5 years of experience in nursing leadership and / or nursing professional development required.

Years of supervisory experience : none.

Experience in healthcare is required. Experience in pediatric healthcare is preferred. Experience working at all levels within an organization is required. Experience in regulatory and accrediting bodies including CMS, The Joint Commission, and ANCC Magnet Recognition is required.

Full Time

FTE : 1.000000

Status : Onsite

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