Physician - Associate Dean for Undergraduate Medical Education

Associate Dean for Undergraduate Medical Education (UME)
Temple University Lewis Katz School of Medicine at AtlantiCare Health System

Southeastern New Jersey

Lead the Future of Medical Education — Regional Campus Leadership

Temple University Lewis Katz School of Medicine (LKSOM), in partnership with AtlantiCare, is seeking a dynamic and visionary Associate Dean for Undergraduate Medical Education (UME) to lead the academic, clinical, and operational success of its regional campus.

This is a senior leadership role serving as the primary representative of the Dean’s Office, responsible for advancing a high-quality, innovative, and fully integrated undergraduate medical education program aligned with institutional priorities and Liaison Committee on Medical Education standards.

Your Impact:

• Campus Leadership & Representation: Serve as the senior on-site leader representing the Office of the Dean, overseeing all local academic and administrative matters
• Educational Program Oversight: Ensure excellence in UME delivery, including curriculum implementation, clinical education, and site comparability across campuses
• Clinical Education Development: Lead clinical course site identification, development, and evaluation to ensure high-quality learning environments
• Faculty Engagement & Development: Partner with department chairs to recruit, onboard, and develop faculty; oversee adjunct faculty appointments
• Operational Excellence: Direct day-to-day campus operations, including staff supervision, workload management, and program delivery
• Student Recruitment & Experience: Support medical student recruitment and enhance student experience at the regional campus
• Accreditation & Quality Improvement: Drive continuous quality improvement initiatives and ensure compliance with institutional and accreditation standards
• Partnership Development: Build and sustain strategic relationships with healthcare providers and community organizations to enhance medical education
• Simulation & Infrastructure Oversight: Collaborate with institutional teams to maintain simulation, IT, and educational infrastructure
• Financial Stewardship: Oversee regional campus budget development, resource allocation, and financial performance
• Institutional Collaboration: Strengthen alignment between the regional campus and main campus through communication, shared initiatives, and faculty integration
• Community & External Engagement: Represent LKSOM in community events, partnerships, and regional academic initiatives
• Teaching & Academic Contribution: Participate in didactic and clinical teaching as appropriate

What You’ll Lead:

• A growing regional campus delivering a comprehensive MD program
• A multidisciplinary faculty across core and elective clinical disciplines
• Strong partnerships between an academic medical school and an integrated health system
• Collaborative relationships with course directors, residency leadership, and institutional stakeholders

What We Offer:

• Competitive executive compensation package
• Leadership stipend and performance incentives
• Comprehensive benefits, including retirement plans, malpractice coverage, and CME support dedicated administrative and operational infrastructure
• Opportunity to shape the future of a regional medical campus within a nationally recognized academic institution

Qualifications:

• MD or DO degree required
• Board certification in a clinical specialty preferred
• Academic rank of Associate Professor or higher (or eligible)
• Demonstrated leadership experience in undergraduate medical education (e.g., Clerkship Director, Course Director, Assistant/Associate Dean)
• Strong understanding of accreditation standards and medical educatio