This position is integral to the smooth operation of multiple facets housed in the Department Office of Education and Training working with faculty, staff and learners in Medical Student (UME) and Resident Physician Education (GME) within the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. He/she is responsible for a wide range of administrative and support tasks related to curriculum development and ongoing execution of educational programs. Incumbent will work with senior Faculty Educators, Program Administrators, Course Directors and Individual Program Directors. This position reports to the Vice Chair of Education and Training Programs but may require interim supervision based on project involvement or duty coverage in specific educational programs. As such, the position requires the ability to triage workload, manage existing projects and navigate the importance and timeliness of events and activities. Incumbent will be expected to willingly seek support and utilize supervision to assist with complex decisions, when solutions are not clearly outlined by available policies or arise de novo in the course of duties. This will include substitute clerkship coordination and activities for UME (Medical Student Education) or GME (Graduate Medical Education) with duties such as preparation of course materials, preparing and editing syllabi, proctoring examinations, and maintaining appropriate records for course and program administration for Faculty, Medical Student and Resident Trainees participating in Education and Training Programs in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. Additional duties include administrative support to the Vice Chair for Education. This includes administrative tasks to support the Vice Chair for Education related to departmental meetings, accreditation and reports. An important component of the position is to promote trainee support and well-being and facilitate efforts of the programs and department to advice, monitor and assist trainees in navigating the complex health system and university enterprise related to Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. Limited off-site travel may be necessary to site visit any regional rotation sites or attend annual meetings/trainings on medical student or graduate medical education. The incumbent must be able to work independently, to initiate and organize formal projects, online curricula and manage their workload. She/he must have excellent writing skills, editing skills, and proofreading skills. Ideally incumbent will be qualified to become qualified to utilize a SC “P” Card for necessary purchases following rules and budget guidelines and restrictions outlined by supervisors and university policy. The position will include on-campus activities requiring the coordinator’s presence but will also allow for some flexible virtual work activities which vary by program, time of year and related university policies. Any off-site work must be approved in advance by the Vice-chair. As this position interfaces with multiple components of the enterprise, including MUSC Health and Hospital, the position may require scheduling variability and adherence to policies in addition to those of the College of Medicine/University.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
501-1,000 employees