Alice L. Walton School of Medicine · 16 hours ago
Director of Clinical Skills and Experiential Learning
Alice L. Walton School of Medicine (AWSOM) is seeking a Director of Clinical Skills and Experiential Learning to lead the design and delivery of clinical skills education within their innovative medical school curriculum. The role involves overseeing clinical skills instruction, developing experiences for students, and contributing to curriculum innovation while ensuring exceptional clinical competencies.
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Responsibilities
Develop, implement, evaluate, and improve methods to instruct, train, and assess clinical skills with an intentional focus on integrating the curriculum particularly as it relates to incorporating the whole health approach with a focus on compassionate, empathic, and effective communication tools and methodologies
Develop M4 clinical and nonclinical experiences for students that align with their career goals
Help develop faculty providing M4 clinical experiences and assist with educational administrative needs such as but not limited to the creation of syllabi, evaluation and assessment methods when applicable
Assist student affairs and the assistant dean for clinical education in making sure students meet their graduation requirements as it pertains to their 4th year electives
Serve as primary liaison between the assistant dean for clinical education and M4 course directors & faculty
Help serve foundational sciences faculty needs as it pertains to classroom instruction
Create and implement content, assessments and evaluation tools to ensure clinical competence and proficiency in history-taking, interviewing, physical exam skills, clinical reasoning, communication, professionalism, and documentation across a four-year curricula
Coordinate with other faculty and curricula team members across a four-year medical education program for use of the clinical skills area and resources
Create syllabi for the clinical skills courses
Participate in the curriculum committee, related subcommittees and the faculty assembly
Demonstrate familiarity with and prepare students for standardized clinical assessments in conjunction with faculty and staff such as Objective Structured Clinical Exams (OSCE)
In collaboration with the Office of Faculty Affairs, provide instructional workshops & faculty development within sessions and during orientation and onboarding of Clinical Skills Faculty
Assist with efforts to centralize clinical skills testing and data collection and analysis for feedback, remediation, and student progression. This includes returning students / Leave of Absence students
Collaborate with Student Affairs, course/clerkship directors to plan and implement remediation for students who fail to perform at expected level in assessments of clinical skills during the clinical skills course or during phase III and phase IV clinical experiences
Participate in assessing re-entry students for competency in performing clinical skills needed to safely reenter at any point during undergraduate medical education training
Manage and direct the clinical skills team, including but not limited to staff, standardized patients, and faculty for clinical skills instruction and assessment
Assist with development and management of departmental budget
Oversee the operations of the clinical skills space and coordinate with others to establish and maintain clinical space within the school’s premises
Abide by LCME standards and AWSOM policies
Other duties as assigned
Qualification
Required
M.D or D.O physician who has successfully completed post graduate training (residency) training within the United States, required
Current or prior clinical practice as a physician within the United States, required
3 years of related clinical and teaching experience, or the equivalent experience related to clinical education, required
Preferred
MD/DO licensed or eligible to practice medicine in Arkansas, preferred
Work experience of five years directing or managing a clinical skills department / course within an accredited undergraduate medical education program, preferred
Company
Alice L. Walton School of Medicine
Alice L. Walton School of Medicine offers a four-year medical degree program that integrates traditional medical education.
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