Program Coordinator- AZ- Applied Master of Osteopathic Education

This role provides comprehensive administrative support to the applied master of osteopathic education program (Amoe) and the department of osteopathic family and community medicine (Ofcm), serving as the course coordinator for all amoe courses and the azcom cranial course. Key duties involve managing departmental finances, coordinating complex events, processing student records, and maintaining online learning platforms like canvas.

Candidates must possess a high school diploma or ged equivalent, with an associate or bachelor's degree preferred, alongside a minimum of five years of administrative support experience, preferably in an educational setting. Essential qualifications include excellent organizational and communication skills, high attention to detail, the ability to manage multiple priorities under pressure, and proficiency in ms office applications.