Neonatal Program Coordinator — Registered Nurse (RN) Education

Job overview

The Neonatal Program Coordinator — Registered Nurse (RN) Education role is onsite in Tyler, TX, on a full-time day shift. Compensation is not specified. UT Health Tyler is the system’s flagship hospital and has a Level III NICU. The coordinator provides program leadership, oversees patient-care quality, ensures compliance with level-of-care standards, and manages daily operations. The role also maintains data integrity, develops program plans, supports outreach and regional coordination, and contributes to education and staff development to strengthen neonatal program readiness and care.

What you'll do

• Provide program leadership
• oversee patient-care quality and compliance with level-of-care standards
• manage daily operations
• maintain data integrity
• develop program plans and readiness
• support community outreach, regional meetings, and EMS liaison work
• collaborate on education initiatives, evidence-based practice, and staff development.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

neonatal program coordinator

registered nurse

rn education

tyler tx

full-time

day shift

neonatal care

level iii nicu

program quality

nrp

bls

ut health east texas

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Career growth opportunities
• tuition assistance
• wellness, education, and financial well-being resources
• paid time off
• comprehensive health benefits
• supportive and inclusive culture.

Why this role

Requires an active RN license, associate’s degree in nursing, high school diploma or GED, NRP, and BLS within 14 days of hire or transfer and before direct patient care. BSN, five years in a clinical specialty, and two years of leadership are preferred. Benefits include paid time off, health benefits, tuition assistance, and career growth resources.

About the employer

UT Health East Texas is hiring for this role. Industry: General Medical and Surgical Hospitals. Sector: 62.