Location: Remote

Do you love being a part of a dynamic and innovative team? Do you enjoy the excitement of developing simulation-based learning activities and collaborating with master level social workers? Are you currently practicing as a social worker and looking for a part time opportunity? Do you want to be challenged every day and be on the cutting edge in simulation-based education for social work undergraduate and graduate students?

Simucase (sister company tocontinued.com) is seeking a talented, driven individual to develop and maintain social work online simulations and patient videos. This position is focused on creating exceptional learning experiences for our members.

A leader in virtual simulation-based education, Simucase is comprised of passionate individuals dedicated to providing a fun, meaningful, and individualized learning experience that enhances the lives and careers of the students and professionals we serve. We are fast-paced, engaged, and highly motivated. We all work from home offices in various locations across the country. Learn more about us atsimucase.com and continued.com. 

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Simulation Library Development: Strategically develop and maintain a collection of online patient simulations in social work based on university program course offerings. Includes but not limited to:

• Recruit and identify patients and or actors to film for social work content based off university program needs
• Work collaboratively with independent contractor(s) who submit simulation information to design an assessment and/or intervention plan for the social work simulation library
• Assist with the development of all necessary elements for a patient simulation including but not limited to: case history/patient background information, collaborators, assessments/intervention activities, clinical findings and recommendations/summaries
• Assist with programing new simulations in the Simucase™ administration system

Interactive Patient Video Library Development: Strategically develop and maintain a patient video library consisting of social work instructional videos and patient experiences based on university program course offerings. Includes but not limited to:

• Recruit and identify patients and or actors to film videos based off university program needs - videos may be submitted by practicing social workers, contracted locations, and/or patients
• Develop questions to add to patient videos that promote critical thinking and active participation

General Duties: The Learning and Simulation Creator takes part in the general operations of the website to coordinate development efforts with other departments. Includes but not limited to:

• Work with universities and students to support Simucase sales and education
• Provide quality assurance for new project initiatives to support Simucase development
• Assist marketing efforts and initiatives by providing academic knowledge and expertise 
• Assist in collaborative research projects with universities and develop and present presentations and educational lectures

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL REQUIREMENTS:

• Master's degree in Social Work with a current state license in good standing
• 5+ years clinical Social Work experience
• High level of comfort with using technology daily and in learning new technologies
• Top notch written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work well with a team
• Extremely reliable and motivated to go the extra mile
• Experience with simulation-based education is preferred
• Experience with providing clinical supervision is preferred
• Experience with higher education in social work is preferred

OTHER REQUIREMENTS:

• Ability to work part time with set hours during US business hours
• Ability to travel occasionally for out-of-state conferences and/or company meetings on an as needed basis (when COVID clears of course)

TO APPLY:

We value attention to detail. APPLICATIONS THAT FAIL TO FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE STEPS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. Include a cover letter with your resume. In your cover letter please provide 1) a short paragraph outlining an exciting simulation idea for social work students and why you think it would be beneficial and 2) a short paragraph on how you would recruit and network with clinical partners and actors/patients to film simulation content.