Simulation Manager

Oakland University; Rochester (MI); On-site; USD 62,000 - 69,000; Full time

Job summary

Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, is hiring a Simulation Manager to run the clinical simulation program within its School of Nursing. This full-time, day-shift role reports to the Director of Nursing Laboratories and oversees hands-on training with standardized patients and nursing simulation technology.

The ideal candidate holds a Master’s in Nursing with at least two years of simulation education experience and will develop curricula, manage equipment and learning management software

Qualifications

• Requires a Master’s degree in Nursing and at least two years of simulation education experience.
• Prefers experience developing clinical skills training curricula for nursing education.
• Directs clinical skills training using standardized patients and nursing simulation technology.

Responsibilities

• Directs clinical skills training using standardized patients and nursing simulation technology for student education.
• Develops and implements simulation activities and curricula for post-secondary nursing students.
• Selects, maintains, and operates simulation equipment and learning management software for the lab.
• Interacts with physicians, faculty, students, and standardized patients in a clinical setting.
• Creates and executes standardized patient exercises used for training and assessment.

Skills

Simulation education experience

Curriculum development

Education

Master's degree in Nursing

Job description

Oakland University is hiring a Simulation Manager to run the clinical simulation program within its School of Nursing. Reporting to the Director of Nursing Laboratories, the manager oversees clinical skills training using standardized patients and nursing simulation technology in a hands-on educational setting. The role also selects and maintains simulation equipment and supports learning management software used across the program.

Highlights

• Directs clinical skills training using standardized patients and nursing simulation technology for student education.
• Develops and implements simulation activities and curricula for post-secondary nursing students.
• Selects, maintains, and operates simulation equipment and learning management software for the lab.
• Interacts professionally with physicians, faculty, students, and standardized patients in a clinical setting.
• Creates and executes standardized patient exercises used for both training and formal assessment.
• Requires a master's degree in Nursing plus at least two years of simulation education experience.
• Prefers experience developing clinical skills training curricula and working in clinical patient care settings.
• Pays an annual salary range of $61,728 to $69,438 for this full-time, day-shift position.
• Works Monday through Friday with occasional weekends and evenings required for lab operations.