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Assistant Dean of Clinical Education
Job Details
Assistant Dean of Clinical Education
Position Type
Faculty
Employment Status
Full Time
Months
12
Campus
Portland, ME
The Assistant Dean for Clinical Education (ADCE) is responsible for the academic and administrative oversight of the geographically dispersed College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM) core clinical campus system, ensuring high-quality clinical learning experiences for third- and fourth-year students. The ADCE also manages the Support Priority program and other support programs for students facing challenges meeting licensing board requirements.
Responsibilities
Clinical Site Engagement and Administration
- Serve as a primary representative of the College of Osteopathic Medicine at professional functions and during clinical site visits.
- Build and sustain strong relationships with clinical partners to support existing placements and develop new clinical training sites.
- Conduct regular site visits to all affiliated clinical campuses (approximately 25% of time).
Academic Oversight
- Provide academic and administrative leadership for the core clinical campus system supporting OMS-III and OMS-IV clinical education.
Faculty Development
- Collaborate with the Senior Associate Dean of Clinical Education to design and implement Clinical Caucus programming.
Strategic Planning and Accreditation
- Participate in strategic planning for clinical site development to ensure adequate, high-quality placement opportunities.
Service
- Serve on College and University committees at the discretion of the Dean.
Qualifications
DO or MD from a COCA or LCME accredited institution and post graduate training with Board Certification in Specialty and MOC.
- Experience with community-based, geographically dispersed clinical training.
- Experience in relevant teaching and management/administrative experience in a COCA or LCME accredited college of medicine.
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