Overview
The Office of Educational Affairs at Tufts University School of Medicine is primarily responsible for the medical school academic programs, curriculum design and delivery, system-wide evaluation, faculty development, interaction with the offices of Student Affairs, Registrar, and Professional Degree Programs, and promotion of academic excellence through grant participation for innovative programs.
What You’ll Do
- Manage pre-clerkship (1st and 2nd year) medical school courses:
- Collaborate with course directors and other OEA staff in the preparation and delivery of each course, including course planning meetings, and monthly course directors' and curriculum committee meetings.
- Ensure that course materials (eg, slides, pre-work, recordings) are received from faculty and posted in a timely manner for students
- Review and edit materials to ensure educational standards are met (eg, learning objectives are appropriate to each session; grading criteria are clear; course hours are compliant).
- Create and distribute small group assignments for active learning sessions.
- Interface with Educational Media, Library, CANVAS, and other offices necessary for delivering content.
- Serve as a resource for students and faculty as questions or problems arise related to any aspect of a course within the pre-clerkship medical curriculum
- Archive educational materials in accordance with accreditation standards
- Manage academic schedules for pre-clerkship medical education program.
- Collaborate with course directors to schedule and confirm courses that abide by regulations set by the Curriculum Committee, considering room and faculty availability and other constraints
- Enter finalized schedules into learning management systems (LMS) and managing scheduling changes as they arise, including labelling sessions appropriately within each LMS (such as mandatory sessions).
- Book rooms and educational spaces to hold scheduled sessions
Collaborate on activities critical to the mission of the Office of Educational Affairs. - Coordinate with the Director of Evaluation and Assessment to ensure exams are developed and delivered in accordance with testing standards.
- Participate in exam delivery and proctoring as needed.
- Participate in occasional working groups or task forces coordinated by the Dean of Educational Affairs or Director of Curriculum that are relevant to the pre-clerkship curriculum.
- Support and contribute to annual updating of OEA policies and manuals.
- Communicate with other TUSM offices as needed regarding aspects of the pre-clerkship curriculum, such as course start and end dates, exam dates, student enrollment changes, or course hours.
- Help develop and deliver monthly office "all-in" days and approximately quarterly team-building activities.
What We’re Looking For
Basic Requirements:
- Knowledge and skills as typically acquired through Bachelor's degree
- 3+ years of relevant experience in higher education, healthcare, or curriculum delivery
- Passion for working with students
- Strong organizational skills
- Excellent communications skills
- Microsoft Office Suite and/or learning management system familiarity
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience working with students
- Comfort with balancing a range of responsibilities that involve interpersonal and administrative work
- Ability to maintain composure, think clearly and alleviate stress of students in challenging situations
- Supervisory experience
Pay Range
Minimum $74,000.00, Midpoint $92,500.00, Maximum $111,000.00
Salary is based on related experience, expertise, and internal equity; generally, new hires can expect pay between the minimum and midpoint of the range.