(65%) Course and clinical rotation management for veterinary students
Coordinate course and rotation logistics
Create and manage course and rotation preparation and teaching schedules, and communicate schedules with faculty, students, guests and external partners
Develop and update instructional materials
Work with faculty and education partners to arrange field trips and other offsite learning opportunities
Arrange transportation for offsite learning opportunities
Work with CVM Academic and Student Affairs office to cross check student calendars, and manage classroom or lab space reservations
Coordinate with teaching technician team on lab setup, acquisition of specimens, and management/ordering of teaching supplies and equipment
Coordinate with Academic and Student Affairs office in the management of Canvas course sites (conversion, updates, trouble-shooting, assisting faculty with adding content, creating quizzes, assignments and evaluations)

Assist in grading and administering course/rotation/student evaluations.
Compile and communicate evaluation results; make recommendations for program improvements

(25%) Student instruction
Communicate with students regarding course and rotation expectations and logistical information
Instruct students on proper lab equipment care and use, and other rotation- or course-specific tasks assigned to students
Assist with supervision of students during labs, group work or field trips

(10%) Other duties as assigned (e.g assists in promotion and marketing of VPM education programs/outreach)

Required qualifications:
BA/BS in a relevant field with at least 3 years of experience or a Master's degree with proven ability to perform the job responsibilities.  
Basic understanding of Word / Excel (text and numerical functions) and Google suites
Good communication skills (faculty, students, college administrators, and external partners) with service mindset Well-organized, attention to detail, independent worker but able to take direction as needed, comfortable working both in-person and remotely
Responsive to faculty member needs within the scope of work

Preferred qualifications:
Experience working in a veterinary, education, or medical education field
Experience with or interest in working with animals such as farm animals, and/or public health and One Health
Experience in teaching/mentoring
Basic understanding of Canvas and Qualtrics
Experience with instructional design, virtual learning technologies, and development of multimedia instructional materials
Demonstrated ability to learn new technologies

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