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• $85,000 contract, Non-Exempt (Eligible for overtime)
• 8-12 hours per week
• This position will work onsite the Fargo, ND campus.

The Child & Adolescent Fellowship Director will work within the Department in the UND-SMHS to oversee the subspecialty training of physicians and ensure compliance with ACGME standards. The addition of this 0.2 - 0.3FTE position is a necessary element in the ACGME Common Program Requirements.

• Program Leadership and Administration
  • Provide overall leadership and accountability for the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship Program in compliance with ACGME Program Requirements
  • Serve as the ACGME designated Program Director, with responsibility for program accreditation, annual program evaluation, and continuous quality improvement
  • Ensure adequate protected time for program administration and fellow supervision consistent with ACGME requirements
  • Recruit, supervise, and evaluate fellowship core faculty and collaborate in the hiring and supervision of the program coordinator
  • Develop and manage the program budget in collaboration with departmental and GME leadership
• Educational Program Development
  • Design, implement, and oversee a comprehensive curriculum that meets or exceeds ACGME Child and Adolescent Psychiatry training requirements
  • Ensure fellows achieve competency across all ACGME domains, including patient care, medical knowledge, professionalism, systems based practice, practice based learning, and interpersonal communication
  • Oversee fellow evaluations, milestone reporting, remediation, and promotion decisions
  • Foster a learning environment that emphasizes trauma informed care, cultural humility, interdisciplinary collaboration, and wellness
• Clinical Supervision and Teaching
  • Ensure direct clinical supervision and teaching to fellows in outpatient, inpatient, and community based child and adolescent psychiatry settings
  • Ensure fellows have exposure to a broad range of clinical experiences, including rural psychiatry, telepsychiatry, collaborative care, and care for underserved populations
  • Promote evidence based, ethical, and developmentally informed psychiatric practice
• Recruitment and Faculty Development
  • Lead fellowship recruitment, selection, and onboarding processes
  • Mentor faculty in teaching, supervision, and scholarly activity related to child and adolescent psychiatry education
  • Support faculty development aligned with ACGME expectations and UND academic mission
• Scholarly Activity and Community Engagement
  • Engage in scholarly activity consistent with faculty rank, including education, clinical innovation, research, or community based scholarship
  • Collaborate with UND faculty, Healthcare organizations, state agencies, and community partners to advance child and adolescent mental health across North Dakota
  • Represent the fellowship program at institutional, regional, and national levels
• Fellow and Program Wellness
  • Monitor fellow workload, stress, and well being, and intervene when learning or personal conditions may impair performance, as required by ACGME standards
  • Promote a culture of psychological safety, professionalism, and inclusivity 

• Educational Leadership: Provides strategic leadership for fellowship curriculum development, implementation, and continuous quality improvement in alignment with ACGME Psychiatry Program Requirements.
• Faculty Leadership & Development: Recruits, mentors, evaluates, and develops core and clinical faculty; fosters a culture of educational excellence and accountability.
• Fellowship Assessment & Advancement: Oversees fellowship selection, evaluation, clinical competency committee processes, remediation, promotion, and due process.
• Clinical Training Oversight: Maintains high quality, ethical, and supervised clinical learning environments across training sites.
• Program Administration & Management: Manages program operations, collaboration with departmental and institutional GME leadership, assists department leadership in budgeting
• Professionalism, Wellness, & Learning Environment: Promotes professionalism, psychological safety, and fellowship well-being within the learning environment.

• Must have an MD, DO, or equivalent degree
• Eligibility for medical licensure in North Dakota
• Five years of post fellowship clinical experience in child and adolescent psychiatry
• Demonstrated experience in graduate medical education, supervision, or academic leadership
• Ability to meet ACGME requirements for Program Director appointment
• Successful completion of a Criminal History Background Check

In compliance with federal law, all persons hired will be required to verify identity and eligibility to work in the US and to complete the required employment eligibility verification form upon hire. This position does not support visa sponsorship for continued employment.

• Prior experience as a fellowship or residency program director, associate program director, or core faculty

Interested applicants must complete the online application and include the following materials:

• Cover letter detailing interest and qualifications for the position
• Current curriculum vitae
• Contact information for three professional references