Education & Simulation Research Fellow: Curriculum Innovation

Mayo Clinic; Rochester (MN); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Mayo Clinic Education and Simulation Research Fellow position within the Department of Surgery focuses on advancing simulation-based educational programs. The role collaborates with faculty, learners, and simulation center staff to coordinate curricula, develop innovative learning resources, support learner assessments, and contribute to educational scholarship and research.

The fellowship emphasizes temporary training in research programs under Mayo Clinic investigators, with emphasis on

Responsibilities

• Coordinate simulation-based curricula and assist in teaching medical students, residents, fellows, and allied health learners.
• Collaborate with faculty to develop curricula, instructional materials, multimedia resources, and educational innovations.
• Coordinate learner assessments, competency evaluations, feedback processes, and quality improvement efforts.
• Participate in surgical education research, grant activities, scholarly presentations, and publications.
• Manage scheduling, communications, attendance tracking, evaluations, educational materials, and simulation logistics.
• Support development and refinement of simulation models, procedural trainers, and educational technologies.
• Support residency recruitment activities, educational demonstrations, simulation center tours, and trainee onboarding.
• Logistical oversight and organization of simulation sessions.

Job description

Mayo Clinic Education and Simulation Research Fellow position within the Department of Surgery focuses on advancing simulation-based educational programs. The role collaborates with faculty, learners, and simulation center staff to coordinate curricula, develop innovative learning resources, support learner assessments, and contribute to educational scholarship and research.

The fellowship emphasizes temporary training in research programs under Mayo Clinic investigators, with emphasis on