The Education Specialist supports the planning, coordination, implementation, and evaluation of simulation-based educational programs and activities within the Clinical Simulation Program (CSP). This role partners with faculty, staff, and institutional stakeholders to create engaging, high-quality simulation-based and technology-enhanced learning experiences that support clinical skill development, patient safety, team performance, and healthcare quality. The individual contributes to curriculum development, instructional design, learner assessment, and program evaluation, while supporting the use of simulation technologies, audiovisual systems, and educational resources to enhance program effectiveness. The Education Specialist also supports accreditation activities, educational program administration, and the use of educational data to inform continuous improvement and innovation in simulation-based education. In addition to supporting the implementation and delivery of simulation-based curricula, the Education Specialist is expected to develop proficiency in the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of high-fidelity simulation equipment and technology systems. The position also supports the preparation, setup, operation, and organization of low-fidelity simulation equipment, task trainers, and educational resources used in simulation activities. Occasional travel throughout the Northeast region will be required to support simulation-based education programs, training sessions, and related activities.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level