Assistant Dean, AI-Driven Medical Curriculum and Simulation
USC Marshall School of Business
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Job summary
The USC Marshall School of Business seeks an Assistant Dean of Curriculum Innovation and Instructional Design to lead the development, implementation, and continuous refinement of the medical school curriculum, with emphasis on simulation-based education and AI integration in medical training.
Reporting to the Senior Associate Dean of Medical Education, this role collaborates with faculty, staff, and students to ensure the curriculum meets high educational standards, aligns with current medical
Responsibilities
- Oversee planning, development, and implementation of an innovative medical curriculum.
- Lead simulation-based education using VR, mannequins, and other tools to enhance clinical training.
- Guide instructional design and pedagogy with new technologies and teaching methods.
Job description
The USC Marshall School of Business seeks an Assistant Dean of Curriculum Innovation and Instructional Design to lead the development, implementation, and continuous refinement of the medical school curriculum, with emphasis on simulation-based education and AI integration in medical training.
Reporting to the Senior Associate Dean of Medical Education, this role collaborates with faculty, staff, and students to ensure the curriculum meets high educational standards, aligns with current medical
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