MOSDOH - Director – Integrated Community Service Partnerships (ICSP)

Job Details Description

A.T. Still University's Missouri School of Dentistry & Oral Health (ATSU- MOSDOH) is seeking an exempt Director – Integrated Community Service Partnerships (ICSP) at the St. Louis Dental Center. The position reports to the Vice Dean for Clinical Affairs and Advanced Dental Education. The Director - ICSP is responsible for developing and directing modules, projects, seminars, and community health center rotation opportunities related to the Integrated Community Service Partnerships program. The position is 80% administration and 20% faculty. The faculty portion includes instructing for the Integrated Community Service Partnerships.

Major Job Duties

Develop collaborations with community health centers including Indian service clinics, when applicable, in order to develop meaningful rotation opportunities for D4 students

Develop and manage affiliation agreements with ICSP partner sites and seek legal consultation as necessary to develop affiliations

Coordinate and manage D4 student rotations at community health centers

Conduct debriefing meetings with D4 students following return from each rotation to track student experiences and rotation related parameters

Continuously evaluate the ICSP program and didactic content related to ICSP and make recommendations as necessary for changes to the program at large and the didactic content related to it

Serve as liaison between the ICSP and adjunct faculty and ATSU-MOSDOH regarding student conduct and professionalism Conduct site visits to ICSP partner sites as necessary

Train and calibrate ICSP site adjunct faculty on student clinical assessment and use of E-Value

Contribute to the development of Commission on Dental Accreditation documents

Evaluate student performance at ICSP rotations, community involvement, and professionalism

Direct activities with community partners for student involvement in community activities

Develop and manage affiliation agreements, supervision requirements, and insurance coverage for community projects

Direct and mentor students in the development of public health concepts and implementation of community projects

Guide students and serve as a resource for development, execution, completion, and evaluation of student projects

Develop and maintain a database for Dentistry in the Community activities and outcomes

Maintain community project files with progress notes, progress reporting schedules, and student credit

Work in collaboration with the Director of DIC to fulfill MOSDOH's community project and contribute to additional MOSDOH and ATSU community projects and events

Contribute to relevant MOSDOH and ATSU committees

Represent ATSU MOSDOH and Dentistry in the Community by presenting and/or attending at local/regional/national conferences

Collaborate with other ATSU schools to create interprofessional/interdisciplinary learning opportunities

Collaborate with Institutional Advancement and the Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging to implement University policies within Dentistry in the Community

Maintain professional and organization customs and enforce ethical practices among employees

Participate in research as appropriate

Work with the Senior Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Vice Dean of Clinical Operations and Advanced Dental Education, and clinical faculty as needed for streamlining ICSP program

Other duties as assigned

Skills/Requirements

Masters degree in Education, Public Health, or Health related field

Dental background desirable but not required

Public Health background

Knowledge of administration, leadership, strategic planning, policy development, and collaboration

Knowledge of community resources

Knowledge of grant writing and reporting

Knowledge of development and implementation of new programs

Education administration skills

Intermediate to Advanced Computer and technology skills (Word, Excel, internet)

Strong organizational and planning skills (setting targets and time lines)

Ability to implement and evaluate community projects and student work

Facilitation skills

Ability to stimulate and engage students and faculty

Ability to work in small and large groups

Interest in working for a non-profit organization that emphasizes public health, serving the underserved, and mentoring students in public health endeavors

Independent thinker

Responsive

Able to develop and implement

Adaptable to change

Personable

ATSU offers a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision coverages, among more. If eligible, employee-elected benefits would begin the first of the month following hire date. For more information, please visit: atsu.edu/employment/benefits.

Qualifications Skills

Required

Multitasking

Intermediate

Reliable

Intermediate

Responsibility

Intermediate

Self-Direction

Intermediate

Decision Making

Intermediate

Open Mindedness

Intermediate

Positive Attitude

Intermediate

Networking

Intermediate

Problem Solving Ability

Intermediate

Evaluating

Intermediate

Implementation

Intermediate

Planning

Intermediate

Organizing

Intermediate

Microsoft Office

Intermediate

Written Communication

Intermediate

Presentation

Intermediate

Communication

Intermediate

Leadership

Intermediate

Behaviors

Required

Detail Oriented : Capable of carrying out a given task with all details necessary to get the task done well

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Motivations

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Education

Required

Masters or better in Education or related field.

Experience

Required

2-3 years: Experience in directing a program and employees, partnership building, grant writing, public health concepts, planning, implementing and evaluating community projects, working with community groups and organizations, developing education materials, coordinating classroom group activities and guest speakers, lesson planning, and delivering lecture material

Licenses & Certifications