SUMMARY: The Director of Medical Education (DME) is responsible for the leadership, development, and oversight of graduate medical residency programs, continuing medical education, the medical library and short-term clinical training programs within the institution. This role ensures compliance with current accreditation standards and fosters a culture of academic excellence, professional development, and innovation in medical training.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Educational Leadership- Provides overall administrative direction and support for the DIO, the Graduate Medical Education Committee, program directors, program administers and hospital leadership.
- Plays a multifaceted role in ensuring institutional and program compliance with ACGME accreditation requirements.
- Plan, manage and oversee graduate medical education institutional initiatives and events that benefit the overall well-being and development of residents and faculty.
Accreditation & Compliance- Maintain accreditation standards (e.g., ACGME, ACCME) and prepare for site visits and audits.
- Acts as a liaison between the institution, the DIO, Graduate Medical Education Committee, residency programs and the ACGME.
- Develop and implement policies and documentation required for educational regulatory compliance.
Faculty & Learner Development- Organize faculty development initiatives to enhance teaching effectiveness.
- Exhibit excellent knowledge of Institutional and graduate medical education policies, laws and regulations address learner concerns, performance, professionalism and progression issues.
Strategic Planning & Administration- Manage the educational budget and resource allocation.
- Promote quality improvement, and scholarly activity and research in medical education.
Collaboration & Communication- Serve as the liaison between hospital administration, medical schools, and accrediting bodies.
- Foster a collaborative environment among medical staff, residents, medical students and academic partners.
QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS:
- Master's degree preferred.
- 5-7 years of relevant experience.