Academic Pediatric Association
Bloomington Associate Director and Phase 2/3 Assistant Director
Academic Pediatric Association, Bloomington, Indiana, United States, 47401
Bloomington Associate Director and Phase 2/3 Assistant Director
Indiana University School of Medicine-Bloomington
Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) – Bloomington is seeking a qualified and motivated individual to join our medical education mission beginning as early as January 1, 2025, in a full-time, dually-employed, clinical faculty appointment with the School and clinical employment with IU Health South Central Region.IUSM is committed to being an institution that reflects the learners we teach and the patient populations we serve and pursues the values of equity and inclusion that inform academic excellence. We desire candidates whose work contributes to equitable and inclusive learning and working environments for our learners, staff, and faculty. We invite individuals who will join us in our mission to improve health equity and well-being for all throughout the state of Indiana.Responsibilities
The successful candidate is a practicing physician in any specialty, but with preference given to those in primary care, who has experience in leading medical education teams/projects, especially those related to the clinical education of medical students. Responsibilities will include serving as the Assistant Regional Campus Dean/Center Director, and managing the phase 2/3 (third and fourth year clinical) curriculum on the IUSM-Bloomington campus. They will report directly to the IUSM-Bloomington Associate Dean and Regional Director, with significant administrative exposure to the central IUSM Medical Student Education (MSE) unit. It is anticipated that the successful candidate will practice clinically (0.5 FTE) in the IU Health South Central Region in their specialty, however exceptions may be made for candidates with subspeciality clinical practices not possible in the South Central Region. Assist with operational needs at the IUSM-Bloomington campus, including collaboration around budget, marketing and development decisions, and executive level decision making around phase 2/3 curriculum implementation. Participate as a clinical preceptor in the phase 2-3 course(s).Qualifications
• Terminal degree required. MD/DO/MBBS• Candidates will be reviewed for all ranks within the Clinical Track; preference given to those who have achieved the rank of Associate Professor or Professor; or who have demonstrated achievement of the requirements for appointment at the Associate Professor level or above.• Board certified/board eligible in their medical specialty required; Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, or Pediatrics preferred, but not required.• An active, unrestricted Indiana Medical License, or the ability to obtain an unrestricted Indiana Medical License required.• Demonstrated excellence in education and leadership as evidenced by at least three years leading a medical education team, curriculum or project, such as a clerkship, high-volume clinical elective, or medical education administrative role in Student Affairs, Faculty Affairs, or Medical Student Education Affairs.• An advanced degree in education, health administration or related field, is desirable, but not required.• Experience with, and a thorough understanding of clinical medical education.Application Process
To learn more about this opportunity and to apply, visit
this link . Please include (1) A Letter of Interest, (2) Curriculum Vitae and (3) List of three References.About the Organization
The IUSM-Bloomington enjoys close relationships not only with the other Schools on the Bloomington campus, but also with the Simon Cancer Center, the statewide Clinical and Translational Science Institute, Regenstrief Institute, and IU Health South Central Region. In the next few years, our campus will launch the first ever Graduate Medical Education programs in Bloomington in Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine. These medical residencies will deepen our relationship with IU Health and the IUSM Graduate Medical Education office, and improve the medical care provided for nearly half a million patients in the South Central Region of Indiana.
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Indiana University School of Medicine-Bloomington
Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) – Bloomington is seeking a qualified and motivated individual to join our medical education mission beginning as early as January 1, 2025, in a full-time, dually-employed, clinical faculty appointment with the School and clinical employment with IU Health South Central Region.IUSM is committed to being an institution that reflects the learners we teach and the patient populations we serve and pursues the values of equity and inclusion that inform academic excellence. We desire candidates whose work contributes to equitable and inclusive learning and working environments for our learners, staff, and faculty. We invite individuals who will join us in our mission to improve health equity and well-being for all throughout the state of Indiana.Responsibilities
The successful candidate is a practicing physician in any specialty, but with preference given to those in primary care, who has experience in leading medical education teams/projects, especially those related to the clinical education of medical students. Responsibilities will include serving as the Assistant Regional Campus Dean/Center Director, and managing the phase 2/3 (third and fourth year clinical) curriculum on the IUSM-Bloomington campus. They will report directly to the IUSM-Bloomington Associate Dean and Regional Director, with significant administrative exposure to the central IUSM Medical Student Education (MSE) unit. It is anticipated that the successful candidate will practice clinically (0.5 FTE) in the IU Health South Central Region in their specialty, however exceptions may be made for candidates with subspeciality clinical practices not possible in the South Central Region. Assist with operational needs at the IUSM-Bloomington campus, including collaboration around budget, marketing and development decisions, and executive level decision making around phase 2/3 curriculum implementation. Participate as a clinical preceptor in the phase 2-3 course(s).Qualifications
• Terminal degree required. MD/DO/MBBS• Candidates will be reviewed for all ranks within the Clinical Track; preference given to those who have achieved the rank of Associate Professor or Professor; or who have demonstrated achievement of the requirements for appointment at the Associate Professor level or above.• Board certified/board eligible in their medical specialty required; Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, or Pediatrics preferred, but not required.• An active, unrestricted Indiana Medical License, or the ability to obtain an unrestricted Indiana Medical License required.• Demonstrated excellence in education and leadership as evidenced by at least three years leading a medical education team, curriculum or project, such as a clerkship, high-volume clinical elective, or medical education administrative role in Student Affairs, Faculty Affairs, or Medical Student Education Affairs.• An advanced degree in education, health administration or related field, is desirable, but not required.• Experience with, and a thorough understanding of clinical medical education.Application Process
To learn more about this opportunity and to apply, visit
this link . Please include (1) A Letter of Interest, (2) Curriculum Vitae and (3) List of three References.About the Organization
The IUSM-Bloomington enjoys close relationships not only with the other Schools on the Bloomington campus, but also with the Simon Cancer Center, the statewide Clinical and Translational Science Institute, Regenstrief Institute, and IU Health South Central Region. In the next few years, our campus will launch the first ever Graduate Medical Education programs in Bloomington in Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine. These medical residencies will deepen our relationship with IU Health and the IUSM Graduate Medical Education office, and improve the medical care provided for nearly half a million patients in the South Central Region of Indiana.
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