Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine
Job Opportunity At Idaho College Of Osteopathic Medicine
The Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine (ICOM) Department of Anatomy is seeking applications towards a full-time, 12-month position responsible for the education in pre-clinical didactic and active learning educational programs at ICOM. The primary responsibilities include teaching cadaveric dissection in the gross anatomy laboratory and lecturing neuroanatomy content in the neuroscience course. Additionally, the candidate will assist the Department Chair and colleagues with course planning, prosection, anatomical and other in-house publications, student research, and development/management of additional graduate programs. Key Responsibilities Include: Teaching osteopathic medical students didactic course materials in anatomy, neuroanatomy. Advising and mentoring osteopathic medical students. Service to the academic mission of the College by serving on institutional committees and using academic expertise to serve your discipline and professional community. Scholarly activities including but not limited to any of the following: independent scientific research in field of specialty; clinical or translational research; educational research in the area of medical education; published educational materials. Supervisory Responsibilities: None
The Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine (ICOM) Department of Anatomy is seeking applications towards a full-time, 12-month position responsible for the education in pre-clinical didactic and active learning educational programs at ICOM. The primary responsibilities include teaching cadaveric dissection in the gross anatomy laboratory and lecturing neuroanatomy content in the neuroscience course. Additionally, the candidate will assist the Department Chair and colleagues with course planning, prosection, anatomical and other in-house publications, student research, and development/management of additional graduate programs. Key Responsibilities Include: Teaching osteopathic medical students didactic course materials in anatomy, neuroanatomy. Advising and mentoring osteopathic medical students. Service to the academic mission of the College by serving on institutional committees and using academic expertise to serve your discipline and professional community. Scholarly activities including but not limited to any of the following: independent scientific research in field of specialty; clinical or translational research; educational research in the area of medical education; published educational materials. Supervisory Responsibilities: None