What are the responsibilities and job description for the Director of Admissions Brody School of Medicine position at East Carolina University?
Specific job duties include the following:
Recruitment: (20%)
Develops goals, plans and implements strategies and tactics, and evaluates recruitment program for the Doctor of Medicine at BSOM.
Leads all recruiting activities, ensuring that recruitment outcomes are achieved, particularly with respect to the School’s goal of enrolling students from varied geographical and economic groups.
Develops specifically targeted and tailored recruitment materials.
Develops on-site, BSOM-specific recruitment programs for prospective medical school applicants.
Operations: (40%)
Directs all aspects of admissions operations, including but not limited to program interface with: American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS), a combination of internal and national software programs for managing admissions data and application fees), the UNC System Residency Determinations Services, Certiphi (for criminal background checks).
Supervises, trains, evaluates and delegates responsibilities to support staff in the day-to-day Admissions operations.
Makes determinations regarding completion of pre-requisite coursework and verifies NC residency, in consultation with UNC System Residency Determinations Services.
Develops schedule of Admissions Committee meetings, assigns faculty interviewers, and provides training for new Admissions Committee members.
Develops interview schedule, and supervises scheduling of applicant interviews. Directs interview day activities for applicants.
Analyzes admissions data, and prepares reports for Admissions Committee, the Dean, the University and external stakeholders – e.g., American Medical College Application Service (AMCA), Association of American Medical Colleges, (AAMC), Early Assurance (EA), Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). Identifies students for consideration for recruitment scholarships.
Develops programs to support ongoing development training for Admissions Committee members.
Benchmarks BSOM admissions operations, makes comparison with peer institutions, and develops and implements program modifications to enhance the BSOM Admissions procedures. Ensures that all admissions operations are in fully alignment with, and support the achievement of, the BSOM vision and mission.
Perform Other duties as assigned .
Communication: (15%)
Manages all facets of interactions and communications with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders, including: the Offices of the Dean, pre-medical students, program applicants and their pre-health professions advisors, and enrolled students.
Provides guidance for support staff that responds to inquiries from prospective students regarding admissions requirements and professional opportunities within the medical profession; directly responds to more complex questions and unprecedented requests that support staff cannot address.
Authorizes exceptions to standard operating procedures where appropriate. Counsels unsuccessful applicants, analyzing individual students’ needs and guiding them in developing plans for future successful admission.
Job Knowledge: (15%)
Possesses broad knowledge of the context of medical education. Understands the BSOM Medical curriculum and the challenges and opportunities faced by medical students on a daily basis; Has a broad knowledge of the medical curriculum at other sister institutions.
Fully understands all processes and phases of the AMCAS. Fluently uses all digital technology in current operations, and develops innovations to further leverage technology for managing admissions operations and in communicating with prospective students and other stakeholders.
Reporting: (5%)
Prepares internal reports for the Associate Dean of Admissions and other stakeholders as requested by the Associate Dean.
Collaborates with the Associate Dean of Admissions to prepare and submit reports, as required, to such agencies and organizations as the AAMC, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), Institutional Planning and Research (IPAR), Strategic Enrollment Management Council (SEM).
Compliance: (5%)
Ensures that all admissions operations processes and practices fully comply
Contingent on the availability of funding.
At the time of employment, two to four original letters of reference, official transcripts, a criminal background check, and proper documentation of identity and employability are required. Please be aware that if selected as candidate of choice, an automatic e-mail will be sent to the individuals entered by the applicant in the references section of the PeopleAdmin applicant tracking system. Letters of reference submitted via the PeopleAdmin applicant tracking system will be verified and considered for meeting this requirement.
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