Faculty Affairs Coordinator - College of Medicine | Pathology

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Job Title:Faculty Affairs Coordinator - College of Medicine | Pathology

Department:Medicine | Pathology

Position Summary

Functions as a Coordinator of Faculty Affairs who will coordinate and implement administrative and operational activities of the faculty affairs office for the Department of Pathology; plans, coordinates and facilitates faculty affairs for 100+ regular track faculty and 3 associated track faculty; serves as primary contact for departmental AP&T (Appointment, Promotion and Tenure) process; creates and manages a centralized office dedicated to the faculty A,P&T processes and requirements; assists Vice Chair for Academic Affairs, AP&T committee chair, in developing and executing department’s strategic plan initiatives for faculty development and promotion and tenure efforts; develops and maintains AP&T tracking system; facilitates faculty development process and mentorship program; coordinates and oversees cyclical faculty affairs processes; reviews and monitors faculty review dates to maintain awareness of mandatory review dates; facilitates P&T discussions and voting at faculty meetings: serves as departmental contact for College of Medicine’s Office of Academic Affairs (OAA); manages and maintains administrative calendars; assists in facilitating all aspects of prompt high-level patient care; processes local, national and international travel requests and reimbursements; processes requisitions for purchases, payments and reimbursements; assists and supports Department Administrator with administrative operations including human resources, procurement and fiscal activities.

Job Requirements

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.

Additional Information

Business Planning and Operations / Business Operations - Individual Contributor - Specialized - S1

Location:Optometry Clinic (1041)

Position Type:Regular

Scheduled Hours:40

Shift: First Shift

Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.

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