About the Opportunity The Department of Medical Sciences is recruiting a Director of Clinical Education (DCE) and Open Rank Clinical Professor in the Physician Assistant Program on our Seattle campus. The DCE and Open Rank Clinical Professor provides strategic and operational leadership and oversight of the clinical component of the Physician Assistant Program curriculum, including development and maintenance of
clinical partnerships, oversight of supervised clinical practice experiences, clinical year organization and administration, and student education and mentoring. The DCE will collaborate with program leadership to maintain compliance with ARC-PA standards, advance innovative approaches to clinical education, and ensure the highest quality clinical learning experiences for students and clinical partners. The Open Rank
Clinical Professor is responsible for teaching in the didactic component of the Physician Assistant Program curriculum, ensuring the high educational and medical quality of the curriculum, program organization and administration, and student education and mentoring. The position also carries expectations for scholarship, including contributions to the advancement of PA education and clinical practice, as well as
service to the program, university, and broader professional community. The Open Rank Clinical Professor will assist in maintaining accreditation standards and participating in any activities necessary to maintain Northeastern at the forefront of PA education. The position is a 52-week, 1.0 FTE, non-tenure track faculty position. Minimum qualifications: Master's degree or higher in a health profession, health
sciences, education, or a related field; doctoral degree preferred Current professional licensure, certification, or other credentials appropriate to the candidate's discipline. Physician assistant candidates should maintain NCCPA certification; physician candidates should hold board certification through an ABMS or AOA-recognized specialty board Licensed or eligible for licensure in the state of Washington Minimum
of two (2) years of clinical practice experience in a healthcare profession Experience in physician assistant education, including service as faculty, clinical coordinator, preceptor, program administrator, or a comparable role within an accredited PA program Working knowledge of PA program accreditation and regulatory requirements, including familiarity with ARC-PA standards Strong interpersonal, organizational,
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