Medicine Teacher, Yale

Teaching is an integral part of the Medicine Summer School programme at Oxford Royale. We are looking for a teacher passionate about inspiring students to explore key areas of medicine, including human anatomy, medical ethics, and clinical practice. The ideal teacher will guide students through real-world medical challenges, encouraging them to think critically and apply theoretical knowledge to practical medical scenarios. Lessons should promote active participation, problem-solving, and collaboration.

Key Responsibilities:

• Prepare and adapt lessons using the Teacher's Guide, ensuring content is aligned with the students' academic levels and interests.
• Deliver engaging lessons that introduce students to the fundamentals of medicine, clinical techniques, and current medical advancements.
• Use subject expertise to ensure student progress, offering tailored feedback and adapting tasks to meet diverse learning needs.
• Lead practical workshops, simulations, and discussions that apply medical theory to clinical practice.
• Mark assignments, provide detailed feedback, and complete student reports reflecting individual progress.
• Manage administrative tasks such as maintaining registers and attending staff meetings.
• Work closely with fellow teaching staff to foster a positive and engaging learning environment.
  
  

Person Specification:

• Extensive knowledge and experience in medicine or a related field, with an understanding of current medical trends and advancements.
• Passion for inspiring students and encouraging their curiosity about the medical field.
• Ability to communicate complex medical concepts clearly and adapt teaching methods to suit different learning styles.
• Creative and confident teaching approach, encouraging practical engagement and problem-solving.
• Fluency in English and strong organizational skills.

Position Details:

• Post-holders must hold an existing right to work in the USA (visa sponsorship is not possible).
• Programmes are two weeks in length with 2 or 4 week contracts available (location-dependent)
• A timetable for teaching hours will be provided according to the chosen location, however lessons take place most weekdays in the mornings and afternoons (with some weekend teaching required depending on location).
• Compulsory online training must be completed before starting the role, plus attendance at further in-person training before the programme begins.
• Whilst teaching materials are provided, Teachers are expected to plan and prepare for each lesson,contributing their own expertise and in some cases adapting according to programme timetable and student interests and abilities. Adjustments must meet the minimum delivery requirements of learning outcomes and Programme Director approval.
• This is an exempt role with compensation of $1200/week to cover core instruction, preparation, marking and support of supplementary academic activities.

Essential Qualifications:

• Undergraduate degree (or higher) in Medicine, or a closely related field.

Desirable Qualifications / Experience:

• Academic, educational and/or relevant work experience in the subject field to be taught;
• Experience of delivering in-person teaching in their subject to students of the relevant age group (13-16; 16-18), preferably on short summer courses;
• A recognised US teaching qualification for teaching in the subject to be taught or one closely related;
• Master's degree in the subject to be taught or one closely related.