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Extra Help- Medical Education Program Specialist (OCA - Phase 1) (Job ID #168302)
COM Administration
Extra Help
Chicago
07/01/2022
37.5

With minimal supervision, coordinates delivery & implementation of block and longitudinal courses for first and second year College of Medicine (COM) curriculum.

Coordinates daily instructional activities, assessment, course evaluation, communication, and general problem solving for block and longitudinal courses first and second year College of Medicine courses.

Follows-up and tracks student attendance and incomplete quiz completion in the M1 and M2 curriculum. Reports and tracks issues with the Phase 1 Attendance Policy.

Monitors and responds to student emails and communications via Slack.  Assists Associate Dean with bi-weekly communications with students, faculty and staff. Attends and provides feedback to the Slack Strategy Committee. 

Acts as OCA liaison providing support to the Student Curricular Board and other co-curricular student groups including the Mentors Program.

Participates as an ex-officio member in College of Medicine curricular planning and policy-making committees.

Performs other related duties and participates in special projects as assigned, including M1 and M2 Orientation and other student events. 

High School Diploma or equivalent.

Bachelor Degree in Education or related field.

Knowledge of medical education curriculum, UIC-COM policy and procedures.   

Experience in data collection, research, education, or medical field.

Two years of experience in medical education.

Experience in Excel, Word, Doodle, Poll, and Zoom.

Ability to make independent decisions.

Ability to communicate effectively with students, staff and physicians.

Excellent oral and written communication skills.

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