Lipscomb University·Nashville, Tennessee
Provides administrative support for online pathway experiential education, focusing on student compliance tracking and onboarding coordination. Manages affiliation agreements, preceptor communications, and financial processing for site fees and stipends.
Provides dedicated administrative support for online pathway experiential education under the direction of the Director of Online Pathway and in coordination with the Office of Experiential Education.
Student Compliance Tracking and Documentation
Maintain and update confidential student health and compliance records for online pathway students, including immunizations, titers, TB testing, CPR certification, background checks, drug screens, insurance, and site-specific requirements.
Monitor compliance expirations and send reminders to students to ensure rotation eligibility.
Track state-specific, site-specific, and health-system onboarding requirements for students completing rotations outside the local area.
Enter and update compliance data in CORE ELMS and other systems as directed.
Uphold FERPA and university data security policies.
Affiliation Agreement Tracking and Follow-Up
Maintain organized tracking system for affiliation agreements related to online pathway experiential sites.
Follow up with sites, preceptors, legal offices, and internal stakeholders to confirm agreement status and execution timelines.
Notify the Director of Online Pathway and OEE leadership of pending or expired agreements.
Maintain records of agreement terms, expiration dates, and required site documentation.
Student Onboarding Coordination
Coordinate onboarding logistics for online pathway students, including document collection, site-specific portal registration, training modules, and background check completion.
Prepare and distribute onboarding checklists, instructions, and deadline reminders.
Troubleshoot common onboarding barriers (e.g., incomplete forms, portal access issues, missing documentation).
Maintain accurate onboarding status in CORE ELMS and provide regular updates to the Director of Online Pathway.
Site and Preceptor Communication Support
Serve as an administrative point of contact for online pathway students and preceptors regarding onboarding requirements, compliance documentation, and rotation logistics.
Respond to routine inquiries and escalate complex issues to the Director of Online Pathway or OEE Coordinator.
Send follow-up communications to students and sites regarding missing documentation, upcoming deadlines, or site-specific requirements.
Support relationship management with out-of-state and out-of-area experiential partners through timely and professional communication.
Financial and Payment Processing Support
Maintain records of preceptor site fees, stipends, and invoices related to online pathway experiential education.
Process payment requests and coordinate with Finance/Procurement on vendor setup and invoice reconciliation.
Track budget expenditures and maintain organized financial documentation in accordance with university procedures.
Data Entry, Reporting, and Administrative Support
Enter and update student, site, preceptor, and placement data in CORE ELMS and other OEE systems.
Run compliance, onboarding, and placement reports as requested by the Director of Online Pathway or Associate Dean.
Assist with preparing materials, communications, and documentation to support online experiential program operations.
Provide general administrative support to the Office of Experiential Education as needed.
Requires an Associate's or Bachelor's degree with proficiency in Microsoft Office and Google Workspace. Preferred candidates have 1-2 years of experience in administrative support, healthcare administration, or higher education.
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Market context
Demand for administrative assistants in college pharmacy settings is typically tied to enrollment, faculty coordination, and student program operations across Tennessee higher education. These roles are competitive when candidates bring office software proficiency, experience in healthcare administration or higher education, and the ability to manage scheduling, records, and communication with accuracy. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then tailor your application to show relevant office and student-support experience.