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University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) is seeking a SJV PRIME Coordinator in Fresno to coordinate the professional health education programs within the UCSF San Joaquin Valley. The role supports admissions, curriculum, outreach, and evaluation, working with campus-based administrative leaders on multiple aspects of the program.
The ideal candidate will manage meetings, budgets, website and social media tasks, and collaborate with faculty, students, and community partners while
The UCSF San Joaquin Valley Program in Medical Education (SJV PRIME) Coordinator (UCSF-based) will apply knowledge about curriculum, requirements, and educational activities to coordinate professional health education programs. Coordinates, implements and maintains program operations, which may include teaching and learning activities, such as Advanced Regional Information: Summer Education, (ARISE), ALIGN (lecture seminars), AHEC-affiliated Summer Research Community Engagement (ASPIRE) - schedules, Professional Identify (PI) program curriculum as well as perform and manage administrative services to support the UCSF San Joaquin Valley Program in Medical Education (SJV PRIME) in the first years of medical school.
The SJV PRIME Coordinator performs assigned and manages programmatic functions and tasks to ensure that SJV PRIME medical student program objectives are adequately supported and achieved. This position is jointly supervised by the SJV PRIME Administrative Program Manager at the Fresno Campus as well as the SJV PRIME - US Administrative Faculty Director at San Francisco. The incumbent will work with the Fresno-based SJV PRIME Administrative Manager and SJV PRIME Program Director based at UCSF on all aspects of SJV PRIME including admissions, curriculum, support, outreach, service-learning, evaluation/reporting, technology, budgeting/finances, and social media.
Duties will include: coordinating program-related meetings, managing logistics for events, and travel; preparing curriculum materials and arranging seminar logistics; communicating with participating faculty and students; interacting with community-based partners; tracking student and program activities; doing background research to inform evaluation and reports; entering, manipulating and organizing evaluation data; drafting reports and proposals; coordinating manuscript preparation and submission for publication; managing the program website and social media activities, and purchasing materials and equipment.
The position requires strong program support and diverse, project management and administrative skills, excellent organizational and communication skills, and cultural humility.
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