Director Of Clinical Education - Physician Assistant Studies

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Director of Clinical Education - Northern Kentucky Campus Physician Assistant Program

Term of Employment:

• Full time, 12 month appointment

• Benefits available per University policy for full time faculty/staff

• Professional release time for clinical practice or professional development

Minimum

Preferred Requirements:

• NCCPA Certified Physician Assistant

• Management Experience

• Clinical Experience

• Academic Experience

• Travel (required)

• Values consistent with mission of PA Program and University

Reporting to:

• PA Program Director

• Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty

Responsibilities:

• Coordinate the program's clinical education phase

• Teaching in the Program

• Serve as liaison with clinical education/preceptor sites in partnership with the Program Medical Director

• Manage all affiliation agreements and assignment of clinical rotation sites

• Manage preceptor board and licensure verification

• Manage and conduct routine clinical/preceptor site visits per PA Program policy

• Manage the reporting of clinical site data, testing, summative assessments, database documentation by students and end of rotation exams

• Participate in the management of curriculum planning, development, delivery and review with the Medical Director and Program Director according to ARC-PA Standards

• Recruiting, advising and retaining students

• Participate in other program management activities as assigned by Program Director

• Evaluate and supervise students

• Participate and support the accreditation process as assigned by the Program Director

• Development of and adherence to University and PA Program policy and procedures

• Promoting the Program in the community, stakeholders and program partners

• Support clinical education and the recruitment of clinical training sites

• Participate in University Faculty committees as deemed necessary by administration

• Other duties as assigned by the VPAA

Skills for success:

• Strong interpersonal communication skills

• Critical thinking

• Listening skills

• Compassion and empathy

• Ability to provide and accept constructive feedback in a professional manner

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