The role
0301Own assigned global, competency based curriculum projects in trauma, recon, spine, CMF, VET or sports medicine, managing timelines, budgets and deliverables from planning through delivery
02Act as the key point of contact between internal teams and international faculty, facilitating content development, resource coordination and alignment with the AO's strategic priorities
03Lead stakeholder communications, handling sensitive discussions with sound judgment about when to escalate
04Engage with clinical communities, faculty and learners to understand and anticipate learning needs, in line with the AO Education Institute's operating model
05Translate these needs into curriculum priorities, project scope and measurable learning outcomes
06Support the selection and validation of assessment types, tools and methodologies for curriculum initiatives
07Review assessment outcomes together with the Program or Product Owner
08Integrate educational technologies, simulation and AI supported tools into curricula and digital learning delivery, shaping content across written, video and interactive formats with instructional designers and media teams
09Follow how emerging technologies change surgical practice, and help shape their place in our curricula so that surgeons build skills that last
10Own the feedback loop: use analytics, learner feedback and dashboards to understand whether the education is teaching what it should, and feed insights back into improvement cycles
11Contribute to curriculum updates grounded in educational evidence and emerging trends in health professions education
