The UNC School of Medicine seeks a Director of a Health Systems Science (HSS) Curriculum for Graduate Medical Education. The role will help support UNC’s project for the American Medical Association Reimagining Residency Grant.
The UNC School of Medicine seeks a Director of a Health Systems Science (HSS) Curriculum for Graduate Medical Education. The role will help support UNC’s project for the American Medical Association Reimagining Residency Grant.
The UNC School of Medicine seeks a Director of a Health Systems Science (HSS) Curriculum for Graduate Medical Education. The role will help support UNC’s project for the American Medical Association Reimagining Residency Grant. Key roles and responsibilities include:
- Needs assessment of current implementation of HSS topics in residency programs across UNC and partner institutions
- Leadership in medicine
- Team-based care
- Quality improvement and safety
- Social determinates of health and the impact on patient care
- Systems-based practice, etc.
- Development and implementation of a HSS curriculum for GME that can be disseminated state-wide
- Development of meaningful metrics for evaluation of the curriculum
The position will work closely with the school of medicine social and health systems science (SHS) faculty to develop a robust curriculum that builds on the UME curriculum. The position is grant supported at 20% FTE to the NIH cap.
Interested applicants should send a CV and Letter of Intent to Clark Denniston, MD (clark_denniston@med.unc.edu) by January 21st, 2020