This role is full time and is suitable for GRADUATES/FT WORKERS ONLY.
The Curriculum Operations Administrator is a member of the Curriculum Operations unit (COU), within the Institute of Health Sciences & Education (IHSE), part of the School of Medicine and Dentistry. The main purpose of the role is to provide the administration for years 3 and 4 on the MBBS processes and support the MBBS Manager.
Main duties and responsibilities
- Provision of the administrative processes for the Bachelor in Medicine/Bachelor in Surgery (MBBS) programme which is delivered by IHSE, in particular years 3 and 4 of the programme
- Act as a key contact for all enquiries relating to the relevant programmes.
- Ensuring the smooth running of the relevant programmes on a day to day basis
- Maintaining accurate records of student progression, including EC submissions & any other relevant information which will be required for Subject Exam Boards.
- Acting as secretary to the Academic Leads Meetings, including sending out agenda & associated paperwork, minute taking, distribution of action points
- Supporting the work of the wider Curriculum Operation Unit, including contributing to the provision of cover.
The above list of responsibilities is not exhaustive and the jobholder may be required to undertake other duties commensurate with the level of the role, as reasonably requested by their line manager.
QualificationsGCSE/O Level (Grade C or above) or equivalent in English and Maths
Educated to A Level (Grade C or above) or equivalent
Degree or equivalent, or equivalent attainment through experience (Desirable)
SkillsExperience of working as an administrator in a Higher Education Office environment (preferably health care related)
A successful track record in working with colleagues at all levels, including senior staff and external contacts
A good understanding of the annual cycle of administration within a Higher Education environment
Experience of working with a variety of databases (ideally SITS) (Desirable)
Awareness and understanding of the current issues within Higher Education, particularly in health care disciplines (Desirable)
Skills
Excellent organisational skills
Excellent IT skills, including spreadsheets, email, word processing and database management (Microsoft Office)
Excellent written, verbal and numeracy skills
Accuracy and attention to detail
Ability to prioritise a varied workload and meet tight deadlines
Ability to deal with students in a supportive, friendly, and professional manner
A good understanding of student records and GDPR
Other
Able to work unsupervised and exercise initiative
Must demonstrate a positive disposition and a good team spirit and flexible attitude to work
*The ability to meet UK ‘right to work’ requirements.
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