The Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine (MSOM), part of Meritus Health, seeks biomedical faculty to help educate the next generation of physicians. Faculty contribute to teaching, course design and direction, assessment, student advising and mentorship, service, research, and scholarly activities. The described allocation of time is 60% for teaching, course design, course directing, and assessment; 20% for service and medical student advising; and 20% for research and scholarly activities. Faculty engage in team teaching and curriculum development and delivery; create prework materials, recordings, iRAT/tRAT assessment items, and application and case exercises; and develop goals, course learning outcomes, and session learning objectives for lectures, laboratories, and team-based learning presentations. They work with students in research, interprofessional education, and the classroom, and may advise student clubs. Faculty also participate in faculty council and development activities, serve on committees as assigned, attend school ceremonies and events unless excused, and submit an annual CV documenting their work. A minimum of one manuscript must be published each year. Meritus Health describes its mission as improving community health and MSOM’s purpose as educating physicians who are professionally accomplished, socially responsible, and community oriented. The organization emphasizes diversity, equity, inclusion, collaboration, and a caring work environment.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree