North Carolina Brand New Cancer Center Medical Director

A NIMAA instructor is responsible for providing instruction to persons participating in the NIMAA Medical Assisting program. S / he is also responsible for supporting other NIMAA staff in suggesting improvements in the curriculum and related instructional and support materials. In both cases, s / he reports directly to the Director of Education for NIMAA and works closely with other members of the NIMAA team and external parties.

NIMAA instructors will support Student Services as needed with admissions interviews and placement verification activities.

S / he will participate in end-of-program debriefing sessions and help implement changes to the program as deemed necessary.

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Learn the strategies and details of person-centered, team-based primary health care as practiced by high performing organizations, particularly as they relate to medical assistants.
• Gain expertise in the online curriculum content for NIMAA and utilize instructional best practices to engage students in learning.
• Solicit student, staff, and external feedback to evaluate the effectiveness of personal teaching effectiveness and with a focus on continuous professional development and improvement.
• Take responsibility for ensuring didactic instruction of students and participants, both by personally instructing and coordinating others to do so.
• Teach a minimum of one group of 20-25 students in up to five topic areas at a time.
• Provide in-depth, actionable feedback to students through commentary, postings, grading, and other forms of evaluation.
• Prioritize building strong instructional relationships with each assigned student, with an emphasis on supporting the learner’s academic journey from enrollment to graduation.
• Take responsibility for the success of students in navigating through the NIMAA program by meeting and advising students proactively.
• Manage the operations of instruction, including postings to the Student Information System, scheduling and record keeping, opening and closing of assignments, posting of grades, and adherence to the stated academic policies in the NIMAA catalog (attendance, remediation, course retakes, etc.).
• Availability and flexibility to meet with and engage students across multiple time zones.
• Ensure effective connection between the online program and in-clinic externship operations, especially the support of preceptors, through timely and professional communications, modeling of behavior, and regular assessment and evaluation.
• Provide staff support to NIMAA team members and external parties as requested by the Director of Education.
• Work closely and cooperatively with the NIMAA instructional team and the broader NIMAA support and leadership team.
• Report directly to the Director of Education for NIMAA. Undertake assignments and set priorities at his / her direction.
• Support the Director of Education in the creation and implementation of a work plan for improving the curriculum content based on feedback from students, participants, employers, externship organization, and advisory board members.
• Undertake other work to support NIMAA as requested by the Director of Education or by NIMAA’s Executive Director.

QUALIFICATIONS

Required Skills and Education

Preferred Skills

Required Licenses / Certifications

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS / WORK ENVIRONMENT

Works primarily in a moderately sedentary environment.

ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

Technology

Personal Attributes

Confidentiality of Information

Confidentiality of business information is a requirement. Confidentiality must be maintained according to CHC policies.

This Position is available for remote work.

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