Evaluator-SP, Center for Human Simulation and Patient Safety

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Quick Summary

Key Responsibilities

Standardized Patients are used in medical simulations to create realistic educational encounters with medical students. Students gain valuable experience practicing communication and exam techniques.

Requirements Summary

Must have experience as an SP in our program, current or past member. Performance, excellent memory recall, ability to provide different forms of feedback.

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School of Medicine, Center for Human Simulation and Patient Safety is looking for a Simulation Patient Evaluator. Existing Standardized Patients who take on additional duties when assisting in grading students.

Responsibilities

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Standardized Patients are used in medical simulations to create realistic educational encounters with medical students. Students gain valuable experience practicing communication and exam techniques. Evaluators-Standardized Patient perform these duties with the addition of grading students. Standard SP training as well as training in the grading parameters of each event (optional).

Requirements

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Must have experience as an SP in our program, current or past member. Performance, excellent memory recall, ability to provide different forms of feedback.

Having worked as a Standardized Patient, current or previous, for at least six months.

Location & Eligibility

Where is the job
Mcv Main Campus
On-site at the office
Who can apply
Same as job location

Listing Details

First seen
October 3, 2026
Last seen
October 3, 2026

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October 3, 2026

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Evaluator-SP, Center for Human Simulation and Patient Safety