8 Stanford University jobs found in Sacramento

Clinical Specialist Primary Purpose: Under the direction of the Admissions and Operations Director and the Clinical Director, this position manages and coordinates the Department of Physician Assistant Education's core clinical operations workflows, ensuring timely student readiness for clinical education and accurate data to support program quality and accreditation outcomes. The role is responsible for managing student clinical placements, clearance processes, compliance tracking, and clinical data systems, while serving as a central liaison between students, faculty, and clinical affiliates. This role supports general department functions and ARC-PA accreditation requirements through data tracking, reporting, and documentation management. Essential Functions: Provide clinical support under the direction of the Clinical Director and Clinical Coordinator: Clinical Placements & Scheduling Manage end-to-end student clearance processes for clinical rotations,...

Trial Advocacy Adjunct Professor Primary Purpose and Essential Functions: The University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law (McGeorge), invites applications for adjunct faculty in the Trial Advocacy program. Specifically, we have openings for an adjunct faculty position to teach a trial advocacy class in collaboration with two full-time faculty members, and we have openings for several mock trial coaching positions. Both the teaching position and the coaching positions are non-tenure-track positions for the 2026-2027 academic year. The Adjunct Professor of Trial Advocacy would be responsible for co-teaching a trial advocacy course which entails collaborating with two full-time trial advocacy professors, attending a lecture one evening a week, and teaching a small group section of the trial advocacy course on a separate evening. The Adjunct Professor - Mock Trial Coach position would be assigned to coach one or more of our inter-school mock trial teams. Responsibilities...

Visiting Professor of Law, Legal Research and Writing Primary Purpose and Essential Functions: The Visiting Professor of Law, Legal Research and Writing position is a one (1) year appointment. The University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law invites applications from entry-level and lateral candidates for a visiting lawyering skills position limited to the 2025-26 academic year. We seek applications from exceptional candidates who have a demonstrated interest in skills teaching, and who are excited about being part of a collegial, student-oriented, committed faculty. The successful candidate will teach three (3) classes in McGeorge's Global Lawyering Skills program, which covers legal research, writing, and oral advocacy. One (1) course, GLS I, is in the students' fall semester of the first year of law school. GLS II builds on GLS I and takes place in the spring of the first year. The third course, GLS III, takes place in the fall semester of the students' second year....

Simulation Engineer I - Digital Media Services Primary Purpose: The Simulation Engineer I - Digital Media Services will be responsible for customer and technical support to the University community including setup, configuration, troubleshooting, upgrading, and training of learning and collaborative technologies. The role generates documentation on how to utilize systems, provides written technical resolutions in a central knowledge base and assists in the development of technical standards for learning technologies. In addition, support the daily operations, including vendor and customer interaction in support and training of media resources and simulation technology at the university. Essential Functions: Programs and runs technology to model simulators' physiological responses to instructor specifications and supports/assists in role playing applications, human replica placement and set-up to create a virtual healthcare setting. Performs day-to-day...

Graduate Recruiter JD Admissions (Temporary) Primary Purpose: The Graduate Alumni Recruiter will work with the JD Admissions Office to recruit a dynamic class of law students. During the fall semester, the Graduate Alumni Recruiter will effectively and enthusiastically convey information to prospective applicants at in-person, off-campus events and limited virtual events. They may provide in-person campus tours. They will be knowledgeable and helpful in answering questions that relate to the Law School's academic programs, admission requirements, student life, and career services. In addition, they will be responsible for visiting and presenting to a variety of college-level classes and student organizations; as well as, sending follow up written correspondence with those that they speak with. Essential Functions: Support the JD Admissions Office by assisting with mailings, editing communications (from law school departments and from external partners), all aspects...