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Illinois College of Optometry
Chicago, IL (In Person)
$103,500 Salary, Full-Time
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ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY
Job DescriptionFULL-TIME FACULTY POSITION REPORTING RELATIONSHIP
Vice President and Dean for Academic AffairsSALARY RANGE
$100K-$107KESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
Clinical/Didactic Education:
- Precepts and monitors assigned student clinicians and residents in the Illinois Eye Institute
- Classroom and laboratory teaching as assigned by the
Dean/Vice President of Academic Affairs Patient Care:
- Delivers appropriate patient care and management according to clinical privileges granted by the Professional Standards Board
- Completes documentation and correspondence related to patient medical record in a timely manner
Scholarly Activity:
- Engages in activities to develop expertise as a scholar and educator
- Engages in activities to develop expertise as a clinical preceptor
- Engages in activities to develop expertise in patient care
- Develops and presents at professional meetings and conferences on a regular basis
- Contributes to the professional literature on a regular basis
- Attends continuing education to maintain standard of care and clinical privileges
Service Administration:
- Contributes to the College s strategic initiatives through committee participation and other related activities
- Involvement in professional activities on a local and national level
- Attends scheduled faculty, service, and department meetings
Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
- Possesses a Doctor of Optometry degree from an ACOE-accredited institution and is licensed or licensed eligible to practice in Illinois
- Residency training in Primary Care/Ocular Disease at an ACOE-accredited institution or five years equivalent experience is preferred
- Prior teaching experience is preferred but not required
- Successful credentialing through IEI Professional Standards Board Effective Patient Care Skills
- Effective communication skills
- Attendance must be in accordance with College Policy and the IEI operating calendar
- Ability to meet deadlines regardless of circumstances or pressures ICO offers a competitive salary commensurate with qualifications and experience.