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Touro University

Private Jewish university in New York, NY

Assistant Dean for Graduate Medical Education - Technology, Program Development

School Leadership & AdministrationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeVallejo, CA, USA$235k - $248.3k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Current California medical licensure (D.O. or M.D.) and an appropriate medical staff appointment are required.
  • Completion of an ACGME- or AOA-approved internship or residency is required.
  • AOA or ABMS board certification is required, or board eligibility with plans to receive board certification within two years of hire.
  • A current driver's license is required.
  • The candidate must be insurable for malpractice at reasonable and customary rates.
  • The candidate must demonstrate the ability to work independently and balance multiple projects in stressful situations while meeting deadlines and maintaining positive relations.
  • The candidate must demonstrate competence in designing and conducting training programs that result in positive feedback and enhanced learning.
  • The candidate must have familiarity with distance learning and hands-on computer proficiency with programs such as Microsoft Office.
  • The candidate must be willing and available to travel up to 50%.
  • The candidate must be able to assist in creating new GME programs and growing existing ones, demonstrate leadership skills, and manage complex relationships.
  • The candidate must be able to drive improvement based on data analytics and think strategically.
  • The candidate must have working knowledge of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and generative AI concepts and processes, including large language models, transformer architecture, prompt engineering, fine-tuning, embeddings, retrieval-augmented generation, tokens, hallucination, zero-shot learning, chain-of-thought, context windows, and temperature.
  • The candidate must have working knowledge of current chatbot systems, effective prompt creation for medical education and research, and the safety and security of common systems in use.

Responsibilities

  • Assist the Associate Dean in developing graduate medical education programs and supporting undergraduate medical education programs.
  • Aid in the development, implementation, operation, and assessment of graduate medical education programs and support undergraduate medical education programs.
  • Assist with oversight and monitoring of graduate medical education programs.
  • Participate regularly in strategic and operational discussions with the University's educational and clinical partners as directed by the Associate Dean.
  • Recruit physician preceptors at current and future affiliated sites under the Associate Dean's direction.
  • Serve as the Associate Dean's designated graduate medical education liaison between the College and affiliated academic medical centers and teaching centers when required.
  • Participate, when requested, as a university representative on appropriate undergraduate and graduate medical education committees.
  • Attend clinical faculty development courses and programs when directed.
  • Assist in developing new academic affiliations and undergraduate and graduate medical education programs.
  • Develop and maintain relationships with hospital and ambulatory clinical teaching sites.
  • Assist in maintaining provider relations at hospital and ambulatory clinical teaching sites.
  • Assist in monitoring the academic performance of clinical teaching programs.
  • Review faculty and program evaluations and collaborate with the Associate Dean for Clinical Education and other Regional Assistant Deans to develop and implement plans addressing needs or deficiencies.
  • Advise graduate medical education program directors, department chairs, college and hospital leadership on policies and procedures, including resident and faculty selection, performance evaluation, advancement, supervision, and disciplinary actions for students and post-graduate physicians.
  • Represent and advocate for TUCOM and its curriculum, and represent the school's positions and policies at clinical training sites.
  • Ensure supervised employees are motivated and guided to contribute to TUCOM's mission, vision, goals, and objectives.
  • Oversee budgetary functions as needed.
  • Participate with the DIO and Program Directors in developing and maintaining healthy clinical learning environments at academic medical centers and teaching centers.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned by the Assistant Dean for Graduate Medical Education and Program Development, Senior Associate Dean, and Dean for TUCOM.
  • Lead initiatives in virtual learning, artificial intelligence, telehealth, and simulation technologies for graduate medical education.
  • Ensure technology investments align with graduate medical education, ACGME requirement support for partners, and competency-based education models.
  • Work with faculty and curriculum committees to integrate technology into pre-clinical and clinical training programs.
  • Support and advise on access to secure, user-friendly educational platforms for graduate medical education.
  • Promote health informatics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning in medical research and academic medicine, including adoption into undergraduate and graduate medical education.

Desired Qualifications

  • Prior participation in undergraduate and/or graduate medical education and graduate medical education administrative experience are highly recommended.

About the Company

Touro University

Private Jewish university in New York, NY

Touro University is a private, nonprofit institution in New York with undergraduate, graduate and professional education rooted in Jewish scholarship and service to the wider community. Its schools teach liberal arts, business, technology, education, law and Jewish studies, alongside medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and other health professions. The Lander Colleges accommodate Jewish religious commitments, while other divisions serve a broader mix of learners and its network includes affiliated medical schools in other states. Academic programs combine classroom learning with research, clinical training and professional practice. Chartered in 1970, Touro opened to students in 1971 and has its headquarters in New York, New York.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
New York, NY
Founded
1971

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