Pathology Education Leader: Associate Course Director

Touro University; Great Falls (MT); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health plans

403b retirement plan

Paid time off

Tuition exemption

Job summary

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine Montana invites applications for a full-time Associate Course Director in Pathology. The role focuses on direct campus course planning, syllabus development, and lecture delivery, with emphasis on teaching excellence and research activity.

The position supports mentoring medical students and contributing to program development on a growing Montana campus. Responsibilities include coordinating course materials, overseeing adjunct faculty, budgeting, and

Qualifications

• Doctoral or professional degree with 3–5 years in medical education leadership.
• Strong teaching and course administration experience.
• Commitment to teaching excellence and research.

Responsibilities

• Direct campus course planning and organization.
• Develop detailed course syllabi according to university templates.
• Prepare and record lecture series per policies.
• Ensure materials (videos, notes, slides, cases) are edited and posted timely.
• Contribute to course evaluation processes.
• Oversee adjunct faculty budgets and resources within approved budgets.
• Organize training, scheduling, and assessment of adjunct faculty.
• Collaborate on course management with Course Director and other directors.
• Advise students on course materials and administration queries.
• Participate in faculty development and campus committee work.

Skills

Leadership

People management

Financial management

Educational content expertise

Research techniques

Instructional design

Course management

Public speaking

Education

Doctoral degree or professional equivalent

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine Montana invites applications for a full-time Associate Course Director in Pathology. The role focuses on direct campus course planning, syllabus development, and lecture delivery, with emphasis on teaching excellence and research activity.

The position supports mentoring medical students and contributing to program development on a growing Montana campus. Responsibilities include coordinating course materials, overseeing adjunct faculty, budgeting, and