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Demonstrate effective positive communication skills in a positive and productive manner with faculty, students and other users of the Center.
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Demonstrate effective coordination, prioritization and planning skills.
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Demonstrate leadership and professionalism.
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Demonstrate effective problem solving skills.
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Demonstrate the ability to multi-task at an extremely high level.
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Demonstrate the ability to exercise discretion and ensure a high-level of confidentiality.
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Demonstrate the ability to use sound independent judgment
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Demonstrate the ability to establish and maintain effective and harmonious work relations with faculty, staff, students, and the general public.
Associate’s degree in Computer Science, Technology or Engineering. Certification in Laboratory
Science. A minimum of five years work in related field experience. Experience in an academic,
healthcare, or simulation learning environment preferred. Experience with the tools used in making minor
electronic and/or mechanical repairs, e.g., soldering gun/iron, wire strippers, multi-meters, etc. Experience
with or knowledge of advanced audio/video recording systems. Working knowledge of and proficiency in
computers, application software, operating systems and information technology (IT) equipment.
Experience with or willingness to learn Laerdal, METI, Gaumard, Harvey and other simulation
systems and equipment. Must be able to work nights and weekends.