What are the responsibilities and job description for the Lecturer or Instructor - Department of Pathobiology position at illinois?
Duties & Responsibilities
The successful candidate will join an interactive team engaged in supporting and continually improving the second-year veterinary professional degree curriculum which largely focuses on topics in pathology, immunology, infectious diseases, and diagnostics. The Lecturer or Instructor will serve as course coordinator with responsibilities that include assisting faculty with preparation and administration of assessments including mid-term and final examinations, grading, scheduling, and updating and distributing syllabi, notes, laboratory manuals, and other educational materials. The successful candidate is expected to participate extensively in the delivery of Objective Structured Clinical Examinations to second and third year veterinary students. The individual will serve as a liaison with students relative to absences, grading, help with disability accommodations, and review sessions. The successful candidate may also teach and will assist in laboratories and seminars for VM 605 (General Pathology and Immunology), VM 607/VM 608 (Organ Systems Pathology and Infectious Diseases), and VM 606 (Clinical Practice II) as needed. Presenting case material and engaging students in problem solving sessions with clinical applications is a primary objective of these laboratories.