Assistant Dean for Pre-Clerkship Curriculum

University of South Carolina School of Medicine; Columbia (SC); On-site; USD 180,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

A prestigious medical school is seeking an experienced Assistant Dean for Pre-clerkship Curriculum to lead the advancement of its medical education. The role involves collaborating with faculty and departments to enhance curricular quality. Ideal candidates possess strong leadership skills and experience in curriculum design, aimed at promoting student success and faculty development. This position requires eligibility for a faculty appointment at the Clinical Associate Professor level or higher.

Qualifications

• Experience in advancing pre-clerkship curriculum in medical education.
• Strong leadership and collaboration skills with faculty and committees.
• Experience driving curricular alignment and quality

Responsibilities

• Ensure integration and quality of the pre-clerkship curriculum.
• Champion initiatives that enhance student success and faculty development.
• Encourage innovation in curriculum design and teaching.

Education

Eligible for a faculty appointment at Clinical Associate Professor level or higher

Job description

Overview

Assistant Dean for Pre-clerkship Curriculum

The University of South Carolina School of Medicine is seeking a student-centered faculty member to serve as the Assistant Dean for Pre-clerkship Curriculum. Reporting to the Sr. Associate Dean for Medical Education, the Assistant Dean plays a key leadership role in the delivery and advancement of the pre-clerkship curriculum for undergraduate medical education. This position involves working closely with course, block and thread directors, the curriculum committee, and basic science departments to ensure curricular integration, quality, and alignment with the medical school program objectives.

The Assistant Dean also champions initiatives that enhance student success, promote faculty development, and encourage innovation in curriculum design and teaching. Candidates must be eligible for a faculty appointment at the Clinical Associate Professor (or higher) level at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine Columbia.