UNIV - MUSC Healthcare Simulation Center; MUSC HSC Educator - COM

Overview

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The MUSC HSC Educator has a pivotal role in managing and deploying a wide range of MUSC-HSC simulation activities, ensuring compliance with simulation-based education best practices, the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) accreditation standards, and institutional policies and procedures. They collaborate with faculty, students, trainees, healthcare practitioners, technicians, and administrative personnel to provide high-quality simulation-based education and foster innovation, teamwork, and research.

• Education Development (25%):
  Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders and center staff to develop simulation-based learning activities and assessments that adhere to best practices; develop and deploy staff and facilitator training sessions and materials; network with stakeholders to promote the use of simulation-based education and patient safety.
• Education Management (25%):
  Program high-quality scenarios using Laerdal Sim Designer; manage the MS Teams master course index and project management system for scenario development and tracking; develop, deploy, and manage online content to support simulation activities, facilitator training, and staff development; maintain CHSE certification.
• Accreditation Coordination and Maintenance (30%):
  Collect and evaluate center, learner, and facilitator data to ensure continuous quality improvement and SSH accreditation status; review and update simulation scenarios and supporting materials to meet SSH and other professional standards (e.g., INACSL); review and update policies and procedures; manage SSH reaccreditation applications and produce professional documentation; serve as the point of contact for SSH reaccreditation, including writing reports and implementing improvements.
• Technical Solutions Development (15%):
  Develop technical competency to support simulation activities; manage tours and demonstrations for internal and external groups; manage SSH Week activities; identify and deploy innovative healthcare education solutions in collaboration with the MUSC-HSC Director and others; perform other duties as assigned by the MUSC-HSC Director.
• Other duties as assigned (5%).

• Master's degree in a relevant field (healthcare, education, etc.)
• 2 years of experience in healthcare simulation-based education
• Experience in developing and deploying simulation-based education curricula, scenarios, and supporting materials
• SSH Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator (CHSE) or eligible for certification within the first year of appointment
• Healthcare professional experience preferred

• Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
• Excellent interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills
• Proficient in Microsoft productivity and collaboration tools
• Proficient in Laerdal LLEAP software for scenario development/programming within the first year of appointment
• Ability to create SCORM-compliant online modules within the first year of appointment

Applicants are invited, after submission of application, to submit a cover letter describing interest in the position, current resume/CV, statement of teaching philosophy, and the names and contact information for three professional references. For questions about the position, contact:

Donna Kern, MD
Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education
Assistant Dean for Patient Safety and Simulation
Associate Professor, Department of Family Medicine
MUSC College of Medicine
email: kerndh

Physical requirements:

continuous to 6-8 hours per shift; frequent 2-6 hours per shift; various activities such as standing, walking, sitting, lifting up to 15 lbs., and other listed abilities. See full list in original posting for details.

"If you like working with energetic enthusiastic individuals, you will enjoy your career with us!"

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