Lead, Medical Education Assessment Systems

The University of Melbourne; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 125,000 - 148,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

17% superannuation

Salary packaging

Health and wellbeing programs

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

The University of Melbourne invites applications for a Lecturer in Medical Education (Assessment Systems) based in Parkville, Victoria. This continuing, full-time role leads fit-for-purpose assessment and feedback systems across the Melbourne Medical School's Doctor of Medicine program, with scope for educational technology research.

You will guide staff, collaborate with educators and clinicians, and drive innovative programmatic assessment reforms.

Qualifications

• Hold a higher degree and a strong grounding in assessment and feedback systems.
• Demonstrated scholarship or research in assessment/ learning management systems.
• Experience developing and supporting assessment or learning technology solutions in complex organisations.
• Knowledge of medical or health professions education.

Responsibilities

• Lead implementation, optimization and evaluation of assessment and feedback systems and analytics in the Melbourne MD.
• Provide guidance and training to academic, professional and clinical staff adopting assessment technologies.
• Collaborate with the MD assessment team to design, trial and embed programmatic assessment reforms.
• Conduct and disseminate research on assessment systems, analytics and feedback in medical education.
• Engage clinical schools and partner organisations to ensure consistent use of assessment data.

Skills

Higher degree in education

Assessment systems research

Educational technology

LMS analytics

Medical education knowledge

Education

Higher degree in education

Job description

The University of Melbourne invites applications for a Lecturer in Medical Education (Assessment Systems) based in Parkville, Victoria. This continuing, full-time role leads fit-for-purpose assessment and feedback systems across the Melbourne Medical School's Doctor of Medicine program, with scope for educational technology research.

You will guide staff, collaborate with educators and clinicians, and drive innovative programmatic assessment reforms.