3 integrated office applications instructor jobs found in Buffalo

  Program Director for Primary Care The Program Director for Primary Care Medicine will work closely with and report to the Founding Associate Dean of Clinical Medical Education for the College of Osteopathic Medicine. D’Youville University College of Osteopathic Medicine, is located in Buffalo, New York. D’Youville University invites applications for a Chair for Primary Care Medicine. The Chair for Primary Care Medicine is a senior leadership position within the organization. This role is responsible for overseeing and managing all aspects of primary care medicine. The program director for Primary Care Medicine collaborates with various stakeholders, including physicians, faculty members, program directors, medical students, residents, and administrative staff to ensure a successful program for D’Youville University. The Chair for Primary Care Medicine reports to the Associate Dean of Clinical Medicine for the College of Osteopathic...

  Summary: The Program Director serves as the founding academic and administrative leader responsible for the design, approval, accreditation preparation, and launch of the University’s Behavior Analyst program. Reporting to senior academic leadership, the Director will provide strategic vision, academic leadership, and operational oversight from initial program development through the successful enrollment and support of the inaugural cohort. This position requires a highly motivated leader capable of advancing multiple workstreams simultaneously, including curriculum development, program application preparation, faculty and clinical partnership development, and student recruitment, in response to workforce demand and institutional priorities. The successful candidate will be expected to lead the design, approval, and launch of the program on an accelerated but achievable timeline, working collaboratively across academic, clinical, and regulatory...

  Summary: The Program Director serves as the founding academic and administrative leader responsible for the design, approval, accreditation preparation, and launch of the University’s Cardiovascular/Clinical Perfusion program. Reporting to senior academic leadership, the Director will provide strategic vision, academic leadership, and operational oversight from initial program development through the successful enrollment and support of the inaugural cohort. This position requires a highly motivated leader capable of advancing multiple workstreams simultaneously, including curriculum development, accreditation preparation, faculty and clinical partnership development, and student recruitment, in response to workforce demand and institutional priorities. The successful candidate will be expected to lead the design, approval, accreditation preparation, and launch of the program on an accelerated but achievable timeline, working collaboratively across...