Anatomy Lab Lead: Education & Operations

Brigham Young University; Provo (UT); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Brigham Young University (BYU) seeks an Anatomy Laboratory Manager for the School of Medicine to lead, support, and optimize anatomy education and cadaver-donor activities. The role ensures safe, compliant operations, coordinates instructional technology, and collaborates with faculty to enhance the medical curriculum.

The position emphasizes instructional leadership, staff supervision, space scheduling, facility upkeep, and procurement to sustain a high-quality anatomy program within the new

Responsibilities

• Ensures that dissection, teaching, and laboratory-based assessments are aligned with learning objectives and coordinated with each of the organ system blocks under the direction of the Anatomy Thread Leader and Anatomy Laboratory Director.
• Participates in teaching activities, including dissection, prosection-based instruction, small-group sessions, simulation-based learning, and office hours.
• Oversees the development and quality of prosections and other instructional materials under the direction of the Anatomy Laboratory Director.
• Collaborates with faculty to support the creation and implementation of laboratory assessments, including quizzes, examinations, and practical sessions.
• Oversees the grading of anatomy laboratory assessments and enters student scores into the learning management system under the direction of the Anatomy Laboratory Director.
• Trains and supervises the anatomy laboratory staff (TA's, etc.) under the direction of the Anatomy Laboratory Director.

Job description

Brigham Young University (BYU) seeks an Anatomy Laboratory Manager for the School of Medicine to lead, support, and optimize anatomy education and cadaver-donor activities. The role ensures safe, compliant operations, coordinates instructional technology, and collaborates with faculty to enhance the medical curriculum.

The position emphasizes instructional leadership, staff supervision, space scheduling, facility upkeep, and procurement to sustain a high-quality anatomy program within the new