Skills and Simulation Teaching Assistant

The College of St. Scholastica; Duluth (MN); On-site; USD 17,000 - 22,000; Part time

Job summary

The College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, MN seeks a part-time student to support the School of Health Professions Skills and Simulation Lab. The role includes setting up and breaking down simulation stations, transporting supplies, and assisting with documentation and archival transfers.

Training is provided to operate simulators and help with various activities. Candidates should be current CSS students with strong reliability and communication skills.

Qualifications

• Must be a current or incoming CSS student.
• Federal work study eligibility is required.
• Effective oral, written and interpersonal communication skills.
• Reliable, self-directed, punctual, and outcome-oriented.
• Reliable attendance is a condition of continued employment.
• Ability to follow directions and answer questions.
• Ability to be flexible in various work environments.
• Healthcare experience helpful but not required.

Responsibilities

• Set up skills and simulation stations which includes transporting supplies and equipment.
• Break down skills and simulation stations including cleaning, repacking, and determining future supply needs.
• Serves as simulator operator (with training provided).
• Assists in recording simulated sessions and transferring to archival format.
• Maintains linen/supply/equipment inventories.
• Supports various activities/programs by assisting with preparation as needed.
• Copies and organizes documents for skills and simulation activities.
• Develops their own knowledge about simulation and skills set-up.
• Follows SHP Student Code of Conduct.

Skills

Communication skills

Reliability/attendance

Time management

Follow directions

Flexibility

Computer skills

Teamwork

Healthcare experience

Education

CSS student

Job description

• Demonstrates a commitment to the mission and philosophy of the College of St. Scholastica and School of Health Professions
• Follows SHP Student Code of Conduct
• Maintains confidentiality according to SHP Skills and Simulation Lab policies
• Set up skills and simulation stations which includes transporting supplies and equipment
• Breaks down skills and simulation stations including cleaning, repacking, and determining future supply needs
• Serves as simulator operator (with training provided)
• Assists in recording simulated sessions and transferring to archival format
• Supports various activities/programs by assisting with preparation as needed
• Copies and organizes documents for skills and simulation activities
• Develops their own knowledge about simulation and skills set-up

Job Duties

• Demonstrates a commitment to the mission and philosophy of the College of St. Scholastica and School of Health Professions
• Follows SHP Student Code of Conduct
• Maintains confidentiality according to SHP Skills and Simulation Lab policies
• Set up skills and simulation stations which includes transporting supplies and equipment
• Breaks down skills and simulation stations including cleaning, repacking, and determining future supply needs
• Serves as simulator operator (with training provided)
• Assists in recording simulated sessions and transferring to archival format
• Maintains linen/supply/equipment inventories
• Supports various activities/programs by assisting with preparation as needed
• Copies and organizes documents for skills and simulation activities
• Develops their own knowledge about simulation and skills set-up

Required Qualifications

• Must be a current or incoming CSS student
• Federal work study eligibility is required
• Effective oral, written and interpersonal communication skills
• Reliable, self-directed, punctual, and outcome-oriented
• Reliable attendance is a condition of continued employment
• Ability to follow directions and answer questions
• Ability to be flexible in various work environments
• Computer knowledge and skills
• Ability to work effectively as a member of a team
• Healthcare experience helpful but not required
• Name of faculty for reference

Special Instructions

• 0-10 hours per week which may include evening and weekend hours as needed