Assistant Instructor

**Job Title: Assistant Instructor/Instructor**

**College/Office: Pharmacy and Health Sciences**

**Grade**:

- The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel so qualified._

**SUMMARY OF FUNCTIONS**:
**ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES**:

- **Supervision and Visits to Hospitals**:

- Conduct regular visits to hospitals to observe students during their clinical rotations.
- Provide guidance and feedback to students on their performance and clinical skills development achieving learning outcomes and satisfaction with clinical training.
- Collaborate with preceptors to ensure students receive comprehensive and diverse clinical experiences.
- Support students who may encounter challenges or difficulties during their clinical rotations.
- **Design of Tailored Assessments**:

- Develop assessments for each rotation tailored to the specific skills and competencies required assuring standardization and consistency.
- Implement a variety of assessment methods, including case presentations, Team-based learning, and objective structured clinical examinations (OSCEs).
- Ensure assessments align with program objectives and accreditation standards.
- **Coordination of Student Placements**:

- Work closely with the program coordinator to assign students to appropriate training sites based on their study plans and learning objectives.
- Communicate with hospitals and preceptors to facilitate student placements and ensure alignment with program requirements.
- Address any logístical issues related to student placements and rotations (eg invoice billings and invitation letters for training).

**QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE**:

- A PharmD degree or an MSc in Clinical Pharmacy from a well reputed university is required.
- A minimum of 2 years hospital pharmacy experience is required.
- Completion of a minimum of one of the Board of Pharmaceutical Specialties certifications and/or PGY1 training is required
- Previous experience in teaching and supervising students in clinical settings is preferred.
- Advanced use of technology in the education process (delivering sessions via presentations, using e-learning systems, reports) is preferred.

**KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS**:

- Ability to collaborate effectively with healthcare professionals and preceptors in a multiple diverse community.
- Ability to design learning modules and deliver presentations.
- Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
- Ability to design authentic assessments in clinical rotations.
- Ability to multitask and organize

**WORKING CONDITIONS**:

- Work is performed in a typical office work environment and in various hospitals supervising students training in clinical rotations.
- Driver’s license is needed for travel to hospitals.

**SUPERVISION**:
**Reports to**: Dean/Coordinator of MSc programs

**Subordinates**:NA