3 University of the Pacific jobs found in Buffalo, NY

  Summary:  D’Youville University's College of Osteopathic Medicine (DYU-COM) seeks a dedicated Career Advisor to guide medical students through their professional journey—from early specialty exploration to successful residency placement. This role is vital in helping students navigate the complex transition from undergraduate medical education to graduate medical education (GME), ensuring they are competitive candidates for the National Resident Matching Program (The Match). This position is available as either part-time or full-time. Responsibilities: Individualized Career Strategy: Conduct one-on-one sessions to help students identify career interests, assess competitiveness for specific specialties, and develop individualized action plans. Residency Application Support: Guide students through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) and the residency match process. Assist in crafting personal statements and...

  Coordinator of Accessibility Services Position Summary:  The Coordinator of Accessibility Resources supports students with documented disabilities by evaluating medical and psychological documentation, determining eligibility, and authorizing appropriate academic accommodations. This role involves managing in-class, coursework, and testing accommodations to ensure equal access to educational opportunities in compliance with ADA, Section 504, and institutional policies. The specialist collaborates closely with students, faculty, and external service providers and plays a key role in institutional reporting and oversight of accessibility resources. Responsibilities: Accommodations Management Review and evaluate medical and psychological documentation to determine accommodation eligibility. Approve and implement individualized accommodations, including but not limited to: In-Class: Accessible furniture, adaptive equipment,...

Summary:  The Faculty in Anatomy is responsible for instruction in Anatomy to osteopathic medical students, and compliance with requirements and policies of the Division. They work closely with other faculty and Associate Deans in Preclinical and Clinical Education. The Faculty in Anatomy will participate primarily in teaching osteopathic medical students, research and scholarly activity, and service to the university and greater community. The selected candidate is expected to start immediately. Classes will be an eclectic mix of didactics, learning in small groups, and self-directed learning.  Responsibilities: Works with the Program Director of Anatomy and Associate Deans in developing and finalizing the curriculum for Anatomy, Neuroanatomy, Histology and Embryology as part of the Preclinical curriculum in the first two years of medical school Participates in and supervises as necessary the delivery of the course curriculum in Anatomy; ensures...