Clinical Assistant Professor- Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine

Midwestern University•Glendale, AZ

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine (AZCOM) is seeking a full-time academic clinical faculty member. This position is a non-tenured 1.0 academic FTE for the Department of Osteopathic Family and Community Medicine which includes duties and responsibilities in teaching, scholarly activity, and service.

Requirements

Arizona state osteopathic medical license with no restrictions
Board certification or eligibility for AOA or ABMS certification

Responsibilities

Participate in curricular planning and faculty retreats.
Course direct clinical courses.
Develop, implement, and assess the curriculum as faculty in the pre-clinical and clinical courses.
Teach clinical lectures, including developing the associated learning objectives and examination questions.
Actively participate in the 4-year teaching program in AZCOM, including OMM labs, physical examination labs, SOAP note grading, OSCE’s, and OMM and ultrasound workshops, commensurate with training.
Assist with training for affiliated and sponsored GME programs.
Assist in the development of standardized patient cases for examinations, as requested.
Proctor/Score Osteopathic Standardized Patient Examinations, as requested.
Assist in the remediation of students who fail OSCE Examinations and / or require assistance in preparation for COMLEX-USA examinations.
Assist with rotation oversight, preceptor recruitment, and site visits as requested/assigned.
Develop/deliver faculty development and training to preceptors as requested.
If NMM-certified, teach and mentor OMM Scholars and ONMM Residents, as part of the ONMM didactic series and Applied Master of Osteopathic Education (AMOE).
Actively engage in scholarly activities according to area(s) of expertise, to include osteopathic research, quality improvement projects, invited presentations at state and/or national conferences, publications, poster presentations, peer reviews, and national board question writing.
Serve as a Project Investigator (PI) for students and residents engaging in scholarly work.
Mentor students requiring academic assistance and provide career counseling.
Attend required meetings and serve on committees as assigned, which may include meetings/committees for the University, the Department of AZCOM Clinical Education, the Department of Osteopathic Family & Community Medicine, and the GME program.
Participate in community relations efforts to extend and enhance the visibility and reputation of the Department, the College of Osteopathic Medicine, and Midwestern University.
Serve on state, regional, and/or national societies, agencies, bureaus, and committees of the profession and specialty or discipline.
Provide osteopathic clinical supervision for the community care outreach activities of Health Outreach through Medical Education (HOME), as requested.
Serve as advisor to student clubs as requested.
Participate in AZCOM applicant interviews.
Remain current and board certified in your field of specialty.
Maintain medical licensure in the state of Arizona.