5 operations coordinator jobs found

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR / CMU CARES Position Number: S-3899 Position Summary: The Assistant Director is responsible for overseeing the daily operations of case management support for students living in university housing who come to the attention of CMU CARES and may be experiencing challenges in areas such as personal well-being, safety concerns, basic needs and academics through a variety of interventions, referrals, and follow-up services. This includes supervision of Care Advocate staff providing case management support for on-campus students, collaborating with Residence Life staff on response path process and training support, and maintaining a case management caseload. The Assistant Director works closely with campus partners and represents CMU CARES in support of or backup to the Director. Required Qualifications: Master’s degree in higher education, counseling, social work, public health, or a related field. One year of experience working in...

MANAGER, DISTRIBUTED CLINICAL EDUCATION / COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Position Number: S-3885 Position Summary: As a member of the Office of Medical Education within the Covenant HealthCare College of Medicine at Central Michigan University, the manager of distributed clinical education is primarily responsible for the day-to-day operations of the clinical education department. This includes student scheduling, health system onboarding, and faculty and student support across all regional campuses and inpatient clinical sites. This position serves as the primary contact for information regarding the inpatient clerkships across all campuses and sites, makes recommendations on initiatives, and implements policies and procedures related to the clinical years of training in conjunction with the associate dean for clinical education. This position also supervises a team of clerkship coordinators and program assistants employed by the university as well as campus coordinators...

STANDARDIZED PATIENT/SIMULATION CENTER TECHNOLOGIST Position Number: S-3907 Position Summary: The standardized patient and simulation center ( SIM ) technologist will serve as the center’s expert on all technology within the Standardized Patient (SP) training program including B-line, ultrasound, and simulation software. This position serves as the operational leader for all events and activities both on and off campus and contributes to meeting the requirements of the program by working with internal and external clients, as well as planning future events. Responsibilities encompass problem assessment and management on-site and off-site, ensuring quality events, fostering relationships, assigning tasks, and directing the duties of temporary and student workers. The SIM technologist plays a role in orienting and organizing learners involved in program events and activities. Additionally, the position involves facilitating standardized patient sessions and maintaining...