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Participant Individuals without formal healthcare background who portray non-clinical support roles. Examples: family member in the waiting room, patient escort, unit secretary, or general support personnel
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Experience with gene expression analysis, RNA biology, or related molecular research methods is strongly preferred Demonstrated ability to support and supervise students in a laboratory teaching or research
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the Learning Space of video-driven learning and assessment software used in both Simulation and Clinical Exam areas Provide training and assistance to faculty, staff and students in the use and application
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educational programs preferred Excellent oral and written communication skills and interpersonal skills Proficiency in MS Office Suite required; experience with software for learning management systems and
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and standardized patient care experiences, and assessing student performance through practical examinations and other evaluative methods. The role includes providing timely feedback, grading
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proficiency with PC based software programs, including Microsoft Office Excel Experience in higher education preferred Physical Requirements: Physical dexterity sufficient to use hands, arms, and shoulders
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in-person, online, and hybrid instructional methods Provide advanced reference, research, and consultation services to students, faculty, and staff, including support for evidence synthesis projects
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Job Type: Staff Job Description: KCU is partnering with OMNI to conduct the search for Associate Vice President for Campus Planning and Facilities. Formal interest is accepted using this link: http
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the use and application of the medical suite of software Work cooperatively with information technology to ensure all hardware and software is up-to-date Ensure adequate equipment and supplies
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innovative teaching methods and the application of learning sciences in medical education Delivers lectures and active teaching sessions for assigned courses Develops curriculum with a focus on students’ board