Position: Standardized Patient Department: Pharmacy Practice Campus: Fort Wayne, IN, USA Target Hire Date: July 2026
Manchester University seeks individuals to serve as Standardized Patients for the School of Pharmacy. A standardized patient simulates real-life clinical scenarios for health profession students by following a provided script and portraying appropriate personality and emotion. This role helps students develop communication and clinical skills in a safe, controlled environment. This position is primarily remote, requiring access to a computer or smartphone for virtual encounters. Occasional in-person opportunities may be available.
What You'll Do:
Accurately and consistently portray assigned scenarios, including medical information and behaviors.
Follow written and verbal instructions to maintain standardization.
Provide constructive feedback to students when requested.
Demonstrate professionalism when interacting with students, faculty, and supervisors.
Be willing to be audio and video recorded during encounters.
Maintain confidentiality at all times.
What You'll Need:
High school diploma preferred.
Previous acting experience or prior standardized patient roles preferred.
Strong written and oral communication skills.
Ability to maintain a positive attitude and professionalism.
Basic computer skills and reliable internet access.
Dependable and punctual with flexible scheduling availability.
For more information about the position, please review the job description attached to this posting.
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Manchester University is an equal opportunity employer, and we are committed to respecting the infinite worth of every individual. We encourage individuals of all backgrounds to apply.
Here at Manchester University, we value the infinite worth of every individual and graduate students of ability and conviction who are equipped to impact lives and change the world. As a part of MU’s team, you will find rewarding opportunities to invest in the lives of students and be connected to a community of people who care about you personally.