Associate Course Director, Public Health and Preventative Medicine

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine invites applications for a full-time faculty position (open rank) in our newly-established College of Osteopathic Medicine in Montana. This is an opportunity to be in on the ground floor of a new endeavor for the Touro University system and the state of Montana. TouroCOM Montana is located in Great Falls, MT, adjacent to the Rocky Mountain front and equidistant between Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park.

The successful candidate will have educational experience related to Microbiology and Immunology. Prior research experience is encouraged. The University places a high priority on teaching excellence and research success with an expectation that the candidate will also be active in their professional field. TouroCOM Montana will enroll 125 students annually. Touro’s new 100,000 square-foot state-of-the-art medical school campus houses multiple classrooms, an anatomy lab, library, study rooms and simulation center. TouroCOM partners with the McLaughlin Research Institute to provide additional opportunities for faculty and student research. TouroCOM operates similar medical school campuses in Harlem, New York and Middletown, New York with each graduating approximately 135 new physicians each year.

The successful candidate will be expected to support the program through teaching and course administration duties and responsibilities as outlined further below. Candidates are also expected to supervise and mentor medical students.

In collaboration with the Course Director and Associate Course Directors and consistent with the shared TouroCOM curriculum, perform the following duties and responsibilities:

• Direct campus course planning and organization
• Develop a detailed course syllabus
• Prepare (and record) a lecture series according to established policies and procedures
• Ensure that materials such as lecture videos, lecture notes, power point presentations, and cases have been completed, properly edited for content/grammatical errors, and posted to the students in a timely fashion. 
• Contribute to the course evaluation process.
• Course management, including course updates, lecture development, exam preparation and review.
• Work with all contributing faculty across all campuses to assure that the learning needs of all students are met.
• Advise students on questions about course materials and course administration, including referring students to the appropriate person for content questions.
• Fulfill committee assignments as assigned by the Campus Dean.
• Participate in interviews process as assigned by the Campus Dean.
• Participate in the Faculty Development and Evaluation Program
• Participate in student advising and provide guidance to the students
• All other duties and responsibilities specific to one’s academic department, as assigned by the Department and Associate Chair.

Education/ Experience

• Candidates must have a doctoral, first professional, terminal degree or professional equivalent and 3-5 years’ experience in teaching and academic leadership in a medical education setting.

Knowledge/ Skills/ Abilities

• Proficiency in leadership, personnel management and team building, financial management, relevant content expertise, research techniques, instructional design/delivery/assessment, course management, and public speaking
• Effective written and oral communication and conflict management
• Basic computer skills supporting the proficient use of the Microsoft Office Suite including PowerPoint, Word, Outlook, and Excel as well as software used to prepare and administer written exams electronically are preferred.