Assistant Dean, Medical Student Education QE8692
HealthcareFull-time
About the role
The USD Sanford School of Medicine (SSOM) (www.usd.edu/med) seeks candidates for an Assistant Dean of Medical Student Education. SSOM is a community-based medical school with a tradition of excellence and is highly ranked in family and rural medicine. The Assistant Dean will collaborate with the Pillar directors and clinical faculty to plan and design new instructional strategies using active learning, simulation, and other methodologies; developing and implementing curriculum in emerging areas required to maintain accreditation and meet the educational objectives of the school. This position will represent the institution and its innovative curriculum at the national level.
Responsibilities
- Collaborate with Pillar directors and clinical faculty to plan and design new instructional strategies using active learning, simulation, and other methodologies.
- Develop and implement curriculum in emerging areas required to maintain accreditation and meet the educational objectives of the school.
- Represent the institution and its innovative curriculum at the national level.
- Work effectively with colleagues throughout the medical school and with our clinical affiliates.
Requirements
- An M.D./D.O. with current SD licensure or ability to obtain one and appropriate certification for field of specialty.
- Leadership experience in a medical school or similar environment.
- Experience in student services in an academic environment is preferable.
Qualifications
- An M.D./D.O. with current SD licensure or ability to obtain one and appropriate certification for field of specialty.
- Leadership experience in a medical school or similar environment.
- Experience in student services in an academic environment is preferable.
Skills
Not specified.
Benefits
Competitive with AAMC market/commensurate with education and experience.
Pay
Competitive with AAMC market/commensurate with education and experience.
Schedule
12 months
Contact Information
Questions may be directed to: Amy Prunuske, PhD Associate Dean of Medical Student Education
amy.prunuske@usd.edu