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Academic appointment through Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Mecicine is available. Training of a small number of Podiatry residents (3 per year) is included in academic responsibilities.
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The Behavioral Health Academic Program Director will develop and implement a Behavioral Medicine curriculum within Emergency Medicine and Podiatry as well as provide support to other residencies as needed.
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Supervises the Executive Director of Curriculum and Instructional Support, Executive Director of Student Success & Academic Advising, Director of Study Abroad, Director of the Honors Program, Director of the National Scholarship Program, and the General Education Coordinator.
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Develop and implement behavioral science curriculum for Emergency Medicine and Podiatry, following the Council on Podiatric Medical Education (CPME) and Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) requirements.
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In pursuit of this mission, we are hiring an Academic Intervention Specialist for Everett High School. Develop and implement tiered academic support systems in collaboration with school administrators.
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Student employees in the Center for Academic and Career Pathways (CACP) will provide general office assistance for Academic Advising, Career & Employment Services, and the Academic Success Coaches.
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Assist the Associate Athletics Director for Compliance and Academic Services to track academic progress toward general studies completion, graduation and NCAA continuing eligibility requirements for all student-athletes.
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