Medical Education Technologist

Job Summary

Collects, evaluates, analyzes, and coordinates the review of statistical data for the Patient Care Division. Provides programming support for database programs and related software.

Essential Functions

• Works with Division faculty and staff to create e-Learning products for use in our undergraduate and graduate medical education programs.
• Provides general support to medical students, house staff, program coordinators, and directors to enhance e-learning.
• Serves as master user and local trainer of select e-learning tools and conducts workshops and short courses to train others in use of e-learning tools, including One45, MedHub, SharePoint, ERAS and VSAS.
• Works with UNC-CH medical school faculty and staff on projects to develop e-Learning products.
• Coordinates and acts as liaison with colleagues, supporting other educational e-products, such as web sites, social media, and Moodle to align and integrate contemporary learning theory and practice throughout our educational systems.
• Scans new and existing products and generates ideas that maximize our use of e-Learning products to support a more efficient and effective learning system for students, residents, team members and faculty.

Physical Requirements

Works in a busy office environment. Frequent contact with various academic health professionals and students. Requires long periods of sitting, operating keyboard. Occasional lifting and walking on campus. Responsible to work in a safe manner. Occasional travel required.

Education, Experience and Certifications

High School Diploma or GED required; Bachelor's Degree preferred. At least 5 years experience in technology field required. Proficient in web-based design, including web-site development and maintenance.

 

Atrium Health is one of the nation’s leading healthcare organizations, connecting patients with on-demand care, world-class specialists and the region’s largest primary care network. A recognized leader in healthcare delivery, quality and innovation, our foundation rests on providing clinically excellent and compassionate care.

We’ve been serving our community since 1940, when we opened our doors as Charlotte Memorial Hospital. Since then, our network has grown to include more than 40 hospitals and 900 care locations ranging from doctors’ offices to behavioral health centers to nursing homes.

Our focus: Delivering the highest quality patient care, supporting medical research and education, and joining with partners outside our walls to keep our community healthy.