Standardized Patient/Trainee, Ages 56-65 The University of New Mexico -id-1359

Welcome to The University of New Mexico! We are currently seeking a Standardized Patient/Trainee between the ages of 56-65 to join our team. As a Standardized Patient, you will play a crucial role in providing experiential learning opportunities for our students in the healthcare field. This is a unique opportunity to use your life experiences and skills to help shape the next generation of healthcare professionals. If you are passionate about education and have a desire to make a positive impact, we encourage you to apply.

 

Serve as a Standardized Patient for the University of New Mexico, performing scripted medical scenarios for students in the healthcare field.

Contribute to the experiential learning of students by providing a realistic and accurate portrayal of a patient.

Utilize your life experiences and skills to help students develop their communication, assessment, and critical thinking skills.

Attend training sessions and maintain a thorough understanding of the assigned medical scenario.

Provide feedback and evaluations to students on their performance.

Create a welcoming and professional environment for students to learn and practice their skills.

Follow all guidelines and protocols set by the university and healthcare faculty.

Collaborate with other Standardized Patients and faculty to continuously improve the program.

Maintain confidentiality and professionalism at all times.

Serve as a positive role model for students and represent the university in a positive manner.

Where is this job?

This job is located at Albuquerque, NM, USA

 

Job Qualifications

Extensive Experience: The Ideal Candidate Should Have A Minimum Of 5 Years Of Experience As A Standardized Patient Or In A Related Healthcare Field, Such As Nursing Or Healthcare Education.

 

Reliability And Flexibility: The Role Of A Standardized Patient Requires A High Level Of Reliability And Flexibility, As They Will Be Expected To Adhere To A Strict Schedule And Be Available For Multiple Sessions Throughout The Year.

 

Excellent Communication Skills: The Candidate Should Possess Excellent Communication Skills, Both Verbal And Written, In Order To Effectively Portray A Patient And Provide Feedback To Trainees.

 

Empathy And Professionalism: Standardized Patients Should Possess A High Level Of Empathy And Professionalism In Order To Accurately Portray A Patient And Provide A Realistic Learning Experience For Trainees.

 

Strong Interpersonal Skills: The Candidate Should Have Strong Interpersonal Skills And Be Comfortable Working With A Diverse Group Of Trainees, Faculty, And Staff In A Professional Setting. This Includes The Ability To Give And Receive Constructive Feedback.

 

Required Skills

Communication

 

Time Management

 

Active Listening

 

Empathy

 

Interprofessional Collaboration

 

Cultural Sensitivity

 

Physical Examination

 

Health Literacy

 

Patient Feedback

 

Medical History

 

Nonverbal Cues

 

Soft Skills

Communication

 

Conflict Resolution

 

Emotional Intelligence

 

Leadership

 

Time Management

 

Creativity

 

Teamwork

 

Adaptability

 

Problem-Solving

 

Decision-Making

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