Sr. Educator, Science Leadership Initiative

About Us: The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry is the largest and most interactive science museum in the Western Hemisphere. Griffin MSI exposes guests of all ages to awe-inspiring exhibitions that spark curiosity and bring science to life. Griffin MSI's mission – to inspire the inventive genius in everyone – is realized through its world-class exhibits and engaging guest experiences. The Museum provides programs and experiences that deepen the engagement of students and teachers in science and science-related disciplines, with a vision to inspire and motivate our children to achieve their full potential in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math.

We offer a creative, collaborative, and innovative environment for our employees. Our employees get great perks such as: benefits starting on day one of employment, a progressive employee wellness program, hybrid work modality for eligible positions, free parking in Griffin MSI's garage, free admission to Griffin MSI for family and friends, free admission to other museums, and more! If you are equally passionate about our vision and want to be surrounded by a team of dynamic, smart and innovative people, the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry is the right place for you!

• Develop and deliver leadership development opportunities for teachers of science in grades K-12 in support of the Professional Learning department's strategic priorities.
• Plan, implement, and refine professional development for teachers and/or administrators in the following areas: leading whole-school improvement in science and supporting school-wide STEAM initiatives.
• Coach and mentor program participants to support transfer of learning to their individual school's context.
• Support the development of fee-based programs and/or contracted services with schools and districts.
• Cultivate and facilitate an ongoing professional learning community of current and past program participants.
• Support efforts to research the impact and evaluate the effectiveness of programs.
• Contribute to the field of science and STEM education and build visibility for the Museum's programs.
• Identify, remain current in, and apply best practices in teacher education, STEAM education, change management, and school leadership for K-12 students and teachers.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Bachelor's degree in science or education and 5-7 years of related experience; Master's degree preferred.
• K-12 classroom teaching experience in implementing Next Generation Science Standards required.
• Experience leading science professional development for teachers and administrators, and coaching or mentoring educators is required.
• Experience working with multiple stakeholder groups in public school settings (e.g., teachers, administrators, parents or caregivers, and community members) preferred.
• Expertise in democratic dialogue and leadership development preferred.
• Proven track record in managing multiple projects and deadlines with a high degree of initiative and independence.
• Excellent communication skills, in all forms, and experience communicating with diverse audiences.
• Proficiency in MS Office and Google Suite.
• Ability to contribute to a collaborative, congenial, and professional team environment; exhibiting creativity, enthusiasm, flexibility, and openness to new ideas and to give and receive constructive feedback.
• Valid driver's license and a clean