Simulation Education Analyst, CIME-EA

About the role

The Simulation Education Analyst works closely with the faculty of the School of Nursing and Midwifery and the Medical College to design and help deliver simulation-based courses, sessions and activities for undergraduate and post-graduate programmes. The role also involves designing and overseeing simulation-based CPD programmes for hospital staff and helping plan and run events and workshops for external clients, in line with CIME standards and policies.

Key responsibilities

• Work with faculty to design and develop courses, workshops and programmes for undergraduate and post-graduate students
• Support and run life support courses as needed
• Help administer and operate the Centre's teaching, learning, research and community engagement activities
• Use technology to support faculty educational needs
• Organise and deliver events and workshops for external clients
• Maintain records of simulation sessions (curriculum, evaluations and reports)
• Write simulation-specific scholarly articles and research proposals
• Analyse session data to inform future courses
• Undertake CPD programmes and assignments on clinical simulation across AKU campuses
• Contribute to CIME research activities and other duties assigned by the supervisor

Required profile

• Degree in health sciences in medicine or nursing
• Minimum 2 years of clinical experience preferred; fresh graduates may apply
• Ability to work independently in planning, designing and evaluating simulation programmes
• Competence at Analyst level in the 16 clinical simulation competencies defined by CIME
• Sound academic record with interest in teaching and learning through technology

Required skills

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Organizational, information management and computer skills
• Time management, prioritization and attention to detail
• Team player committed to continuous improvement