Medical Education Officer (Written Assessments)

at  Curtin University of Technology

• $89,919 - $95,931 (G06) plus 17% Superannuation per annum
• 6-Month, Full-time opportunity based at our Bentley Campus
• Join our dynamic team at Curtin University Medical School!

ABOUT US

The Curtin Medical School (CMS) includes the disciplines of Medicine, Laboratory Medicine, Pharmacy, Biomedical Science, and Medical Radiation Science. CMS forms part of the Faculty of Health Sciences and is affiliated with two research institutes; the Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute (CHIRI) and the enAble Institute for Health Science (enAble). The discipline of medicine headquarters is based out of a dedicated building on the University Bentley campus with tailored clinical teaching and simulation facilities.
The School’s mission – “To improve health in society through excellence and innovation in teaching, research and engagement with the university and global medical and bioscience communities” – encompasses a wide range of research in laboratory, clinical and community settings, a suite of eight undergraduate courses and Higher Degrees by Research in multiple disciplines.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a collegial team environment with a vibrant teaching and research community that is industry-facing and enjoys strong networks with other health professional educators both domestically and internationally.

YOUR NEW ROLE

Are you passionate about medical education and possess a knack for seamless administration? We have an exciting opportunity for you at Curtin Medical School! As a Medical Education Officer, you will play a crucial role in shaping future medical practitioners by ensuring the smooth execution of our MBBS program’s assessment activities.

• Competitive Salary: Enjoy a rewarding package of $89,919 - $95,931 plus a generous 17% superannuation per annum.
• Fixed-Term Opportunity: Embark on a learning journey with us at our vibrant Bentley Campus.
• Dynamic Work Environment: Be part of our dedicated team committed to excellence in medical education.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Planning: Lead the planning and coordination of administrative and logistical tasks for Bachelor of Medicine/ Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) written assessment activities.
• Team Collaboration: Work closely with professional and academic staff to ensure the successful delivery of all written assessment-related activities.
• Stakeholder Management: Engage effectively with a variety of stakeholders, including staff, students, and medical professionals, to meet program objectives.