Full Time – Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education (PT or PTA)
In cooperation with the Program Director of the CACHE PTA Program and the Dean of Health Sciences, the Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education (ACCE) is responsible for planning, coordinating, and administrating the clinical education experience which relates the student clinical education program to the curriculum and evaluates students’ progress in integrating the academic and clinical experiences. In addition, the ACCE is responsible for serving as a liaison between the consortium colleges and the clinical facilities to ensure that the program incorporates instruction in sound patient management, professional demeanor, state-of-the-art equipment and techniques, and that college and clinical personnel demonstrate a personal receptiveness to the students. The ACCE also provides some program instruction.
Job Duties and Responsibilities
Assist the Program Director with the development of long and short-term planning objectives for the program’s clinical rotations.
Recruit and develop clinical sites, including:
• Develop and maintain records pertaining to clinical affiliation agreements and MOUs for all colleges
• Develop and maintain accreditation reports pertaining to affiliation agreements
• Overseeing the flow of information pertaining to clinical facilities, including clinical affiliation agreements between the colleges and Instructional Services
• Develop and apply criteria for the selection and utilization of clinical sites
Function as the primary liaison between clinical training sites and colleges to ensure:
• communication of activities, updates, and other information to maintain the integrity of the educational program
• communication of the philosophy of the academic program, academic curriculum, objectives of the clinical education experience, and policies and procedures of the academic program
• dissemination of current accreditation materials
Develop and maintain accreditation reports in accordance with accreditation guidelines, including:
• Site development and availability
• Clinical affiliation agreements
• Clinical faculty qualifications and development
• Effectiveness of clinical teaching, ACCE communication, and clinical education outcomes
• Student outcomes in clinical education, including issues and concerns associated with students and clinical faculty
Foster clinical faculty development through:
• assessment of clinical teaching effectiveness and clinical faculty development needs
• Provide formal and informal faculty development for clinical faculty and CCCEs
• assessment of the effectiveness of clinical faculty development
• serving as a resource to clinical faculty regarding clinical education and practice guidelines
Develop and implement strategies for student preparation in clinical education, including
• Coordinating student clinical requirements (health records, background checks, other clinical site requirements)
• Disseminating clinical course resources and materials for student readiness and assessment
• Developing seminars and labs to assist with student readiness for clinical education courses
• Developing and implementing remediation programs for students as needed
In cooperation with the program director, supervise clinical site activities, including student scheduling, site coordination, site evaluation, and site development.
Provide instruction for the program as assigned by the Program Director
Serve as a member of the PTA Department Curriculum and Advisory Committees and participate in local, statewide, and regional forums and consortia as appropriate
Other duties as assigned by the Program Director or Dean
Mobility Equipment Specialist – PTA Full Time
The Maryland Department of Aging is seeking an PTA to serve as our Mobility Equipment Specialist for the Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use program. This program provides free mobility equipment to Maryland residents in need. The Mobility Equipment Specialist role is perfect for an individual who would like to take one short step away form the clinical “front lines” by using their knowledge and skills to recommend, make adjustments/adaptations to, and provide training on mobility equipment with interaction with other healthcare professionals and team members. The Mobility Equipment Specialist will also participate in various other aspects of program administration.
Preference will be given to candidates who have the following:
Experience working and licensed as a Physical Therapist Assistant, Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant, or certified as an Assistive Technology Professional.
Experience working with durable medical equipment, mobility equipment, and assistive devices.
Physical Therapist Assistant – Clinical Specialist
Full Time
JOB SUMMARY
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIOING OF POSITION
REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS
Directly reports to Senior Therapist Reports to Inpatient, Outpatient, Feeding Manager
Location: Baltimore, MD
Educational Requirements
Work Experience
APTA MARYLAND