Director of Admissions Positions (DOA) Available on Career College Jobs

March/April 2009, we have the following Director of Admissions (DOA) positions available. If you would like more information regarding specifics, please email me confidentially with your questions at maddunn@aol.com and my partner Brad and/or I will get back to you promptly.

Compensation is almost always based on experience and current earnings for any Career college job. Compensation shouldn't be the only factor in your decision to look at another opportunity, but our rule of thumb is this: unless you are out of work or are very dissatisfied in your present position, you should expect at least some increase in salary when changing jobs, especially if you are required to relocate. The economy is dictating that this is an employers market, but even so the employers are still offering fair wages. Salaries are always discussed in face to face interviews but we would not present your background to a client where you would be taking a pay cut unless you know those details up front.

In addition, we talk with you first before presenting your background to a client. We don't just send resumes without your permission. If your director of admissions search is confidential, please keep it that way. Don't tell your coworkers or your boss that you were contacted by a "headhunter" as that will only alert them and place doubt in their minds. We are professionals and will do everything to protect your confidential inquiry.

Here are the present Director of Admissions (DOA) positions we have available.

1. Director of Admissions needed (DOA) in Rochester, NY. This DOA would oversee all adult admissions on two campuses. This position is available immediately.

2. Admissions Manager for a medium sized school in Columbus, OH. This individual should have some admissions management experience. The admissions manager will help prepare reports, train reps, etc. Typical DOA description as seen on this blog.

3. Large, well recognized parent company school is seeking DOAs for their schools in the mid-Atlantic and southeast. All positions require progressive DOA experience. Some but not all require a degree. Stable, steady career path and background is required.

4. An experienced DOA is needed in Wayne, NJ for an allied medical school. The DOA will supervise both adult and high school admissions. A college degree is preferred for this opportunity. This is also a school owned by a successful career college organization.