| Job ID |
Specialty |
Geographic Location |
City |
State |
Recruiter |
| 2403145 |
Academic Medicine |
Georgia |
Athens |
GA |
KCA Firm |
Company Name: KCA Firm
Recruiter Name: Michael Kedme
Contact Phone: 770-800-1192
Job Title: Campus Associate Dean of Student Affairs | Georgia | Job # 1215-DSA
In HouseID: Job # 1215-DSA
Georgia (Physician/MD qualifications required) Academic Medicine - No pressure on clinical productivity, instead focus on being a teacher and developing students
The Campus Associate Dean for Student Affairs is responsible for the overall leadership, management, and oversight of all University student affairs, including career and academic advising, student interest groups, and para-curricular activities. The role supports bolstering the recruitment and matriculation of highly sought-after diverse applicants and contributes to students’ retention and graduation from medical school.
The Dean of Student of Affairs will have responsibilities for Student Advising, support, wellness, and recruitment, as well as assist with planning for student-related events, match days, M1 orientation, White Coat, and Hooding Ceremonies.
The Associate Dean of Student Affairs is expected to devote particular attention to the experiences of all students both inside the classroom and extracurricular, including academic advising and serving as a student advocate and resource.
Excellent work environment and culture.
Work collaboratively with the Campus Associate Dean for Curriculum, Chair of Basic Sciences, and other leadership at the University
Looking for a strong, focused, and strategic leader to provide mentorship and oversee the entire office of student affairs, which includes 230 students this coming fall and 240 the next. The Associate Dean for Student Affairs needs administrative experience in academic medicine and experience with student affairs.
Ability to work collaboratively with various levels of stakeholders (administrators, faculty, researchers, staff, and students)
We are considering candidates that are either established leaders as well as rising stars (see minimum requirements)
Qualifications: MD, PhD, or EdD with a min of 5 years in academic medicine with Student Affairs experience working with medical students. Credentials as an assistant|associate dean, course director, residency director, clerkship director, or academic advisor|mentor for medical students with NRMP, ERAS, MSPE, and LCME accreditation knowledge. Call Today for additional information and consideration; Don’t miss out; Apply Today!
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