Faculty Specialty Advisor - Child Neurology
Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science - North Chicago, Illinois, us, 60086Work at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science
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Training focuses on positioning patients at the center of care and as an active member of the healthcare team.
During student didactic training, CMS' simulation labs allow students to sharpen their interactive and communication skills and develop critical reasoning. Students have early clinical contact, experience a supportive environment, and can count on a faculty dedicated to student success.Faculty and staff are passionate about CMS' mission to educate physicians and scientists dedicated to providing exemplary, compassionate patient care, and excellence in scientific discovery within a diverse, supportive, and interprofessional environment.Essential Duties & ResponsibilitiesM1/M2 year:Give an introductory session to the specialty to include life in the specialty, average hours worked, salary, training, number of residencies, general competitiveness of the specialty and steps to prepare for the specialty. (2 hours)
Attend interest sessions when available. (4 hours)
Develop a resource list for students highlighting possible mentors, research opportunities, and professional organization information. (10 hours)
Meet 1:1 with students as needed. (approx. 1/hour per student)
M3 year:Meet as a group with students interested in the specialty. (2 hours)
Meet 1:1 with students in the spring who have decided to apply to this specialty.Confirm their understanding about the specialty
Provide suggestions for M4 rotations
Provide strategies regarding writing Letters of Recommendations
(approx. 1-2 hours per student)M4 year:Meet 1:1 with students to review application materials, which include:Residency Program review and application strategy
Review of Personal Statement and Noteworthy Characteristics
Conduct Mock Interviews as requested
Write Letters of Recommendation as needed
(approx. 3 hours/student)Administrative dutiesAttend monthly faculty meetings (6 hours)
Attend Student Class meetings (4 hours)
Attend Faculty training on student advising (3 hours)
Meet 1:1 with the Assistant Dean for Career and Specialty Advising, 30-minutes every other month (3 hours)
Required Education & ExperienceDoctor of Medicine MD, or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine DO
An official transcript for the highest degree earned and also the highest clinical degree earned, if different and relevant to the position
Must achieve satisfactory results from a background check
Compliance with the current COVID19 vaccination policy
Required Knowledge, Skills, & AbilitiesExcellent oral and written communication skills
Strong organizational skills and problem-solving ability
Ability to work collaboratively with clinical and basic science faculty
Dedication to educating a diverse body of future physicians
Understanding of interprofessional medical education implementation methods
Communicating in a timely fashion via email, phone or in-person
Typical Physical Demands & Working ConditionsSelected candidate must have the mental and physical capabilities to perform the essential functions of the position with or without reasonable accommodations.
EOE, Including Disability / Vets
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