Coordinator of Preclinical Success and Operations
Listed on 2026-10-18
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Education / Teaching
Education Administration -
Administrative/Clerical
Education Administration
Position Title Coordinator of Preclinical Success and Operations
Department
Department DCOM CLINICAL MEDICINE
Position Category
Position Category Staff Full Time
Job Description
The Coordinator of Preclinical Success and Operations provides
operational and administrative support for the Office of Pre-Clinical
Education by coordinating the systems, data, and processes that support
student success throughout the preclinical curriculum. The position
serves as the primary coordinator for tracking student academic
progress, COMSAE performance, COMLEX - USA Level 1 readiness, board
clearance, remediation, and students requiring additional academic
support. By assuming responsibility for data management, reporting, and
operational coordination, this position enables academic leadership to
devote more time to individualized student advising, faculty
collaboration, curricular innovation, and initiatives that improve
student outcomes, reduce attrition, and decrease leave-of-absence rates
Required Qualifications
High school diploma; some college coursework in a related field preferred, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. 1-2 years’ experience in higher education, healthcare administration, academic support, or a related field. Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Office. Excellent organizational, analytical, and communication skills. Ability to manage confidential student information and multiple priorities. Familiarity with FERPA requirements, or willingness to complete FERPA training upon hire.
Sound judgment and discretion in handling sensitive, high-stakes student situations
Preferred Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree; 1-2 years’ experience in undergraduate medical education or student success. Knowledge of COMLEX - USA Level 1, COMSAE examinations, and osteopathic medical education. Experience with student information systems, dashboards, and educational reporting. Experience working across multiple campuses Familiarity with accreditation standards (e.g., COCA ).
Physical Demands
Campus
Promote the mission of Lincoln Memorial University to all faculty, staff, students and to the community at large
Promote effective working relationships among faculty, staff and students
Coordinate tracking of student academic progress throughout the preclinical curriculum
Maintain comprehensive dashboards for COMSAE performance, COMLEX - USA Level 1 eligibility, board clearance, first-time pass rates, failures, remediation, and at-risk students
Coordinate COMSAE proctoring
Serve as the liaison to NBOME for score reporting or registration issues
Coordinate implementation of board preparation initiatives and monitor student participation
Track completion of institutional requirements related to COMLEX Level 1 readiness and testing
Help to maintain predictive dashboards that identify students at academic risk
Monitor trends in COMSAE performance, board readiness, and academic progression to support early intervention
Collaborate with Student Services to manage longitudinal reports on COMLEX Level 1 outcomes, attrition, leaves of absence, board readiness, and student progression
Provide data analyses of the student success initiatives
Coordinate communication among DCOM faculty, learning specialists, Student Services, assessment personnel, and academic leadership
Maintain timelines, project plans, and documentation related to student success initiatives
Support accreditation data collection and documentation requests
Identify workflow improvements and assist with implementation of operational enhancements
Maintain standard operating procedures and ensure accuracy and confidentiality of student records
Provide administrative support for committees related to…
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