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This position is primarily responsible for course and administrative coordination within the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine(DO) Program at the Montana College of Osteopathic Medicine. The incumbent in this position will track student attendance and evaluations, assist with various software and video technologies, oversee course content, and provide necessary support to ensure success of courses, faculty and students in the program.

Campus Safety Officers provide safety and security for the university through patrols of buildings and property, monitoring the closed-circuit television camera system (CCTV), and other measures to ensure the safety of the students, faculty, staff, and guests as well as safeguarding university property.

To proctor written/electronic examinations. Assists with internal (RVU) and external placement tests (other institutions, agencies) and course exams. Proctors will work onsite on the Billings, Montana campus. Exam Proctors are part-time.

The Facilities & Landscape Technician is responsible for, under the general direction of the Manager of Facilities and Grounds, maintaining the outside appearance of the grounds for the main campus and the Medical Office Building. This includes maintaining lawns, trees, hedges, plants and keeping sidewalk and other areas neat and clear of debris. Year-round Part-Time Position - 18 Hours Per Week

The Medical Assistant is responsible to perform a variety of health care functions to prepare patients and assist physicians in providing health care to patients. This position will assist with scheduling patient appointments, verifying insurance, obtaining patient medical history. 

Demonstrate experience and expertise in biomedical or clinical education for predoctoral and/or postdoctoral students, provide service to the university and professional communities and engage in innovative scholarship and research to advance medical knowledge.

Adjunct Faculty will participate in lab-based teaching activities at RVU-MCOM campus in Billings, Montana. Responsibilities include teaching foundational clinical knowledge, skills, reasoning, and attitudes of students throughout the MCOM curriculum.

Ensures efficient health center operations by performing a variety of medical office front desk responsibilities.

Participate in teaching, service, and scholarly activities for RVU-MCOM in Billings, Montana. Teaching responsibilities will include – teaching foundational clinical and surgical knowledge, skills, reasoning, and attitudes to students throughout the MCOM curriculum, with an emphasis in osteopathic principles and practices.

Participate in teaching, service, and scholarly activities for RVU-MCOM in Billings, Montana. Teaching responsibilities will include – teaching foundational clinical knowledge, skills, reasoning, and attitudes to students throughout the MCOM curriculum.

Coordinate student clinical rotations for assigned cohort of RVUCOM students. Maintain accurate clinical information in the common rotation management system database for their assigned cohort. Works with other clinical coordinators to ensure the needs of the entire class.

The Surgery clerkship director administers the 3rd year Surgery core clerkship by overseeing the delivery of all components of the Surgery core curriculum, developing appropriate Surgery content for years 1 and 2, and providing clinical career advising/NRMP match support for Surgery.

Participate in OPP teaching and related clinical activities at RVUCOM-SU.

Demonstrate experience and expertise in Osteopathic Principles and Practice (OPP) & Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM) in the context of clinical education for pre-doctoral students, provide service to the university and professional communities and engage in innovative scholarship and research to advance medical knowledge. 

Participate in teaching, service, scholarly activities, and appropriate administrative work at RVUCOM-SU.

The military medicine program associate director will preferably be located on the Utah campus and co-coordinate the development, implementation, delivery, and assessment of military medicine-related curriculum throughout all four years of medical student training. The faculty member mentors and advocates for student participants in the Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP). Provideors administrative support to the Military Medicine program director and the program students on both Colorado and Utah campuses. Initiates, coordinates, directs original research, support other projects and activities directly related to the Military Medicine Program.

Demonstrate experience and expertise in biomedical or clinical education for predoctoral and/or postdoctoral students, provide service to the university and professional communities and engage in innovative scholarship and research to advance medical knowledge.