Associate Dean Student Affairs
Listed on 2026-01-04
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Education / Teaching
University Professor, School Counselor
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The Associate Dean for Student Affairs is a senior leadership position that plays a critical role in shaping the student experience at the University of Georgia's School of Medicine (UGA SOM). The Associate Dean is responsible for the comprehensive oversight, coordination, and administration of student affairs functions, including academic success programs, financial aid services, student wellness initiatives, career counseling, and academic advising.
This role provides strategic leadership in developing policies, programs, and services that promote student development, foster academic achievement, support student well‑being, and enhance the overall educational experience for medical students at UGA SOM. The position supports recruitment, matriculation, retention, and graduation of medical students.
- MD, DO, or equivalent degree
- A minimum of five years’ experience in student affairs or a similar role in a higher education setting, preferably within a medical school or health sciences.
- Physicians in the School of Medicine are expected to maintain an active Georgia state medical license, board certification, and/or DEA license which may be required for obtaining local hospital credentials or delivering patient care.
- A strong understanding of medical education, student wellness, and professional development.
- A strong understanding of NRMP, ERAS, MSPE, and LCME guidelines and requirements.
- Knowledge of current residency program requirements for successful matching.
- History of successful supervisory and management experience.
- Demonstrates a welcoming and supportive environment for students of various ages and backgrounds.
- Acts with honor and integrity in personal and professional actions.
- Exemplary oratory, interpersonal, and team‑oriented skills.
- Passion for medical education and medical student success.
- Excellent communication and teaching skills and an appreciation for the depth and knowledge base required for U.S. medical students.
- Ability to work well without close supervision, meet deadlines, and handle confidential information in a professional manner.
- Serve as the primary advocate for students, addressing their needs and concerns while providing guidance on academic, personal, and professional matters.
- Facilitate open communication between students, faculty, and administration, ensuring students feel supported throughout their education.
- Provide oversight of student advising, mentoring, career counseling, and financial aid programs.
- Develop and oversee wellness initiatives to enhance the mental, emotional, and physical well‑being of medical students.
- Collaborate with university and community resources to provide comprehensive support services for students in need, including counseling and health services.
- Advocate for policies and practices that promote fairness in all aspects of student affairs and support students from various backgrounds.
- Oversee student participation in professional organizations, leadership opportunities, and community engagement activities.
- Foster initiatives that promote student involvement in research, advocacy, and medical education.
- Supervise and support…
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