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Indiana University of Pennsylvania is seeking a Simulation Coordinator to oversee daily operations of the Simulation Center. You will coordinate scheduling, prepare spaces and equipment, manage inventory, and support faculty and learners in simulation activities across curricula.
The role involves supporting interprofessional education and mobile simulations across Pennsylvania, ensuring safety protocols and quality standards. Bachelor’s degree is required, with Master’s preferred.
This position is posted in accordance with the (SCUPA)Collective Bargaining Unit.
This position reports directly to the Executive Director of the Simulation and plays a vital operational role in supporting the development and delivery of simulation-based education aligned with the College's mission of innovative, rurally-focused osteopathic medical education. The Simulation Coordinator position is essential to ensure that all aspects of daily clinical simulation operations are effectively coordinated - including scheduling, inventory management, equipment maintenance and readiness, scenario logistics, and learner/faculty support - to ensure consistent, high-quality simulation experiences and efficient Simulation Center workflow. Working closely with the Founding Director, faculty, and staff, the coordinator will support implementation of simulation activities across the curriculum and contribute to a dynamic learning environment that incorporates hands-on, experiential learning. This includes supporting simulation modalities such as high- and low-fidelity manikins, standardized patients, task trainers, and emerging technologies. The coordinator will also assist with planning and execution of interprofessional education (IPE) activities involving osteopathic medical students and students from other disciplines such as nursing, physical therapy, speech-language pathology, and related health professions. In alignment with the College's rural mission, the role may include support for mobile and distributed simulation experiences, including potential deployment of simulation resources in mobile clinical units and affiliated rural hospitals and training sites throughout Pennsylvania.
Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM