Faculty in Biomedical Sciences - Physiology

Saybrook University; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits

Retirement plan

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

Kansas Health Science University seeks an experienced academic to join the Department of Biomedical Sciences as a faculty member responsible for developing and delivering the medical curriculum in anatomical sciences. The role blends teaching, administration, service, and scholarship across pre-clinical and clinical imaging components.

Responsibilities include course leadership, collaboration with adjunct faculty, student mentorship, and participation in accreditation activities.

Qualifications

• Academic with proven experience in biomedical sciences education.
• Master’s or progress toward a terminal degree for Instructor.
• Terminal degree from an accredited institution for Assistant Professor or higher.
• Maintain licensure in applicable health care if required.
• Experience with innovative teaching methods and exam-writing (COMLEX/USMLE).

Responsibilities

• Teach anatomical sciences across the four years of medical school.
• Develop and maintain educational materials.
• Contribute to accreditation activities and faculty development.
• Participate in student interviewing, mentorship, and career counseling.
• Engage in scholarly activity and mentor student research.
• Collaborate with adjunct clinical faculty and serve on committees as assigned.

Skills

Collaborative teaching

Anatomy knowledge

Educational material development

Clinical imaging

Communication skills

Public speaking

Education

Terminal degree (PhD/DO/MD)

Master's degree

Job description

Job Description:Reporting to the Chair, Department of Biomedical Sciences, this role will function as member of a collaborative teaching team and will develop and deliver a medical curriculum in the anatomical sciences. The anatomical sciences program in the first two years is non-cadaveric and integrated with significant component of clinical imaging, including ultrasound. The third year is composed of materials provided to learners at the bedside. The fourth year provides opportunities for cadaveric dissection experience in electives.SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES:Teaching 50-70%Participate as a member of a collaborative team to teach anatomical sciences across the four years of medical school.Serve as subject matter expert in Anatomy (gross anatomy, developmental anatomy [embryology], microscopic anatomy [histology], and neuroanatomy/neuroscience).Develop and maintain educational materials in the anatomical sciences for medical students.Develop educational materials which support Osteopathic Principles and Practice.Administration 5-10%Collaborate with adjunct clinical faculty in the delivery of biomedical education.Serve as subject matter lead in areas of expertise.Participate in interviewing and hiring of faculty.Service 5-10%Participate in student interviewing, mentorship, and career counseling.Serve on selected committees at the discretion of the Dean.Participate in and/or develop and deliver professional development for KHSC.Assist the Associate Dean for Pre-Clinical Education and Department Chair in accreditation functions to include document creation, data collection and management, education of faculty on accreditation, and other accreditation-related functions as assigned.Serve with relevant professional organizations as members of committees or boards.Foster a positive culture amongst the students, faculty, and KHSC-KansasCOM staff.Research and Scholarly Activity 20-30%Engage in scholarly activity that results in presentations at professional meetings and/or peer-reviewed journals.Promote and mentor student research.Serve as a peer-reviewer and/or editorial board member for conferences and/or journals.Participate in seeking external funding for research activities.Perform other related duties, as assigned.SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES:NoneQUALIFICATION(S):An academic with a track record of proven effective academic experience in biomedical sciences education (medical school experience preferred).A completed master’s degree or progress toward a terminal degree for an Instructor position.A terminal degree (Ph.D., DSc, DO, MD, etc.) from an accredited institution of higher education with appropriate experience for an Assistant Professor (or higher) positionMaintain appropriate licensure for practice in health care, if applicable.Good standing with all regulatory and governmental boards and agencies.Experience using innovative teaching methods and proficiency in exam item (COMLEX and/or USMLE) writing.A record of success as an educator.Experience in peer-reviewed publications/national presentations.KEY COMPETENCIES:Ability to work collaboratively in an educational team.Leadership abilities in influencing and shaping performance.Strong interpersonal skills and enthusiasm to contribute to organizational growth and development.Strong knowledge base in medical education assessment.Familiarity with AOA COCA requirements and accreditation reporting.Strong, effective, and diplomatic oral and written communication skills.Excellent public speaking skills.Excellent service skills relevant to supervisor, peers, direct reports, medical students, other faculty, and staff.Kansas Health Science University offers a generous compensation and benefits package, as well as the opportunity to work for a leader in the field of education. Some of our key benefits include: generous paid time-off, medical and dental coverage, company-paid life and disability insurance, retirement plan with employer contribution, multiple flexible spending accounts (FSA), tuition reimbursement, professional development, and regular employee appreciation events.Kansas Health Science University is an Equal Opportunity Employer.