Director of Programs, Office of Education - Department of Medicine

Emory University•Atlanta, GA

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Department of Medicine at Emory University is seeking a Director of Programs for the Office of Education. This role is crucial for supporting the operational, financial, programmatic, compliance, and personnel activities of the DOM Office of Education. This office oversees a significant number of educational programs, including medical student clerkships, residency programs, and fellowships, serving a large population of medical students, residents, fellows, and teaching faculty. The Director will partner with stakeholders across the School of Medicine and affiliate hospitals to coordinate undergraduate (UME) and graduate (GME) medical education activities. The primary focus of this position is on the day-to-day operations and human resource and financial management of these education programs.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a discipline related to program work
Seven years of related experience
Two years of experience at a management level
Residency in the state of GA

Responsibilities

Directs the strategic planning, development and implementation of a large and complex program or of several smaller programs.
Plans, administers and monitors program budgets.
Develops short and long term goals and objectives.
Oversees related special projects.
May represent the program in various national and international settings.
May manage the solicitation of funding from foundation, corporate, individual and governmental donors.
Collaborates with and seeks the support of representatives from other organizations.
Establishes and administers policies and procedures.
Supervises staff.
Exercises supervisory authority over approximately 20 professional staff and coordinators, ensuring organizational effectiveness, appropriate workload distribution, staff development, and alignment with department curricular priorities.
Ensure compliance with all ACGME and LCME expectations for all programs, including support for ACGME site visits and responses to citations and areas for improvement (AFIs).
Oversee and maintain records of program and trainee GME slots by trainee and hospital to ensure compliance with institutional and healthcare institution expectations.
Responsible, in partnership with Division Administrators within DOM to support and oversee Education program budgets, including FTE allocations to faculty.
Design and implement onboarding or standard operating procedure handbooks for coordinators and directors, associate directors, and core faculty for clerkships and GME programs.
Coordinate and lead regular meetings and workshops for educational staff and faculty to ensure timely communication of updated ACGME and DOM expectations.
Develop executive-level communication materials for dissemination to trainees, faculty, and key stakeholders to strengthen the professional reputation of the DOM and advocate for the role of education within the department and school, in partnership with program leaders and communications team.
Organize and maintain records related to accreditation requirements, including ACGME surveys, annual program evaluations, and learner and faculty evaluations portfolios.
Collaborate with the GME office’s Director and Designated Institutional Official on behalf of DOM training programs as necessary.
Serves as the primary administrative lead for education-related contracts within the DOM Office of Education, including affiliation agreements, educational service agreements, training site agreements, and donor- or grant-supported educational initiatives.
Collaborates closely with the Emory legal team, contracts office, and institutional partners to ensure all education-related agreements are executed in a timely manner and remain compliant with institutional, regulatory, and healthcare system requirements.
Serves as a key administrative liaison for education-focused collaborations that span departments, schools, institutions, or external organizations, ensuring alignment with DOM priorities and educational goals.
Partners with development, communications, and program leadership to support donor-funded education initiatives and to ensure appropriate stewardship, reporting, and operational execution.
Supports the cultivation of new educational partnerships that advance program growth, innovation, and reputation, in collaboration with departmental and school leadership.
Support additional curriculum and program development as directed by the Vice Chair of Education.