I. Duties and Responsibilities
The clinical simulation instructor is responsible for designing, facilitating and providing the clinical-simulation based education for the medical students. He/she is a key role to enhance the students' clinical skill and experiences.
Key duties include:
* Implement and provide the simulation training according to the skills designed in the prehospital training
* Teach the clinical simulation practice to the medical students on the daily basis
* Liaise with the part-time clinical instructors in order to arrange the prehospital training for the medical students from year 2 to year 7.
* Support the development of the clinical skills, objective structural clinical examination (OSCE)
* Participate in the assessment of the students' clinical competencies through simulation
* Participate in the preceptor training and clinical instructor training
* Manage the simulation rooms, resources and the inventory for the simulation training
* Ensure the proper maintenance of the simulation equipment and report to the deputy for the clinical training and simulation regarding the equipment malfunction.
* Collaborate with the academic faculty to integrate the simulation into the course
* Participate in the thesis work and research activities in the faculty
* Perform other tasks assigned by the Dean or Deputy Dean for Clinical Training and Postgraduate Education
Qualifications and Requirements
Education
* Holding a degree in medicine (MD) or a relevant health profession, recognized by MoH
* Holding degree in medical education is preferred
Experience/Knowledge
* At least 3 years of clinical practice experiences
* Experience in medical education or clinical teaching is highly desirable
* Knowledge of the medical education system in Cambodia
* Strong facilitation and communication skills
* Proficiency in written and verbal communication skill in English
* Proficiency in computer skills
* Ability to work collaboratively and professionally with faculty, staff, students and external stakeholders
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