Director, Rural Medical Student Education (Part-Time)

University of Melbourne Employees, Location, Alumni; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 153,000 - 176,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

17% superannuation

Salary packaging

Health and wellbeing programs

Discounted services

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

The University of Melbourne invites applications for the Deputy Director of Medical Student Education role based in Wangaratta. You will lead rural clinical education for RCS students at Northeast Health Wangaratta and oversee curriculum delivery, student support, and assessment.

Ideal candidates hold an Australian medical qualification, Fellowship of an Australian College, and have substantial experience in teaching medical students and coordinating curricula in rural Victoria.

Qualifications

• Hold a medical qualification recognised in Australia.
• Fellowship of an Australian College or equivalent postgraduate degree.
• Substantial experience teaching medical students, including clinical teaching, curriculum delivery and course coordination.

Responsibilities

• Lead rural clinical medical education for RCS students based at Northeast Health Wangaratta.
• Oversee curriculum delivery, student assessment processes and documentation.
• Provide high-quality clinical teaching plus pastoral and academic support.
• Collaborate with colleagues across Ballarat, Echuca, and Shepparton to coordinate student movements.
• Engage in conferences, seminars, and supervision of research.

Skills

Medical education leadership

Clinical teaching

Curriculum delivery

Course coordination

Interpersonal communication

Leadership

Education

Fellowship of an Australian College or equivalent postgraduate degree

Job description

The University of Melbourne invites applications for the Deputy Director of Medical Student Education role based in Wangaratta. You will lead rural clinical education for RCS students at Northeast Health Wangaratta and oversee curriculum delivery, student support, and assessment.

Ideal candidates hold an Australian medical qualification, Fellowship of an Australian College, and have substantial experience in teaching medical students and coordinating curricula in rural Victoria.