Program Manager, Medical Education Research

The Office of Medical Education (OME) oversees and supports the medical education programs of Morehouse School of Medicine. In medical education, we cultivate an environment of creativity, collaboration, and scholarship. The Office of Medical Education (OME) is responsible for creating and implementing an extraordinary curriculum that produces physicians capable of meeting this goal. Morehouse School of Medicine’s mission of educating physicians and advancing medical education more broadly is supported by the department’s provision and oversight of instructional design, faculty development, policy and curriculum development, student assessment, learner and program evaluation, student academic support, and research in medical education.

The Medical Education Research Unit (MERU) is a specialized entity that focuses on conducting research related to medical education. MERUs generate evidence through rigorous research studies. This evidence helps in informing educational policies, practices, and decision-making processes at MSM. By conducting research, participants can provide empirical data on the effectiveness of different educational interventions and contribute to evidence-based education in the field of medicine. The MERU also plays a crucial role in exploring innovative teaching and learning methods in medical schools. Faculty will be able to conduct research to identify effective educational strategies, develop curriculum frameworks, and assess the impact of different teaching approaches. This helps in improving the quality of medical education and training provided to future healthcare professionals.

The Program Manager will manage and direct an institutional program of considerable scope and complexity, requiring specialized knowledge of the program and its associated processes and procedures. Responsibilities of jobs may involve providing oversight of operations and services provided by staff and assisting leadership with strategic planning. Responsibilities include planning, organizing, and managing daily operations; program policy and procedure design and implementation; and associated business functions. Work may include marketing the program and defending program goals and objectives.

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