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OSCE Invigilation January 2025 Denmark Hill
Job Description
OSCE Invigilation
Tuesday 21st January 2025 & Wednesday 22nd January 2025 Denmark Hill.
Applicants must NOT be part of the MBBS course at King's College London or the Faculty of Life Sciences and Medicine.
You will be invigilating for OSCE Exams for the Medical Students. OSCEs (Objective Structured Clinical Exams) are split into different circuits made up of 6 stations. Each station has a different scenario, which lasts 8 minutes. Students will be examined on their performance of each station.
Once they complete a station, they will move on to the next station, which is in numerical order. The exam runs as a loop, so if there are 6 stations, the student will go back to station 1 after finishing station 6. The exam finishes when they have completed all the stations of the circuit.
After the students have completed the circuit, they return to the student holding rooms whilst the supporting staff (incl. invigilators) prepare the stations & circuits for the next group of students as well as collate the examiner feedback sheets for them to be returned to the students before they are dismissed.
Key responsibilities
- To support the Lead Invigilator in carrying out their duties by attending briefing sessions prior to and following exam sessions as required.
- To assist with setting up the circuit(s): putting out clipboards, sharp pencils, and rubbers inside each station.
- Assist with the set-up of equipment (training will be given for the setting up of props or the resetting of station equipment).
- To assist students before the exam begins, ensuring that all students are correctly located and ready for the exam.
- To invigilate the examination circuits and guide students between stations during the exam.
- Direct examiners, patients, simulated patients to the correct stations.
- Be the first response for examiner questions or concerns, raising issues with the lead invigilator or senior examiner quickly and efficiently.
- To vigilantly monitor the room/allocated area throughout the exam in session whilst not disrupting the candidates; and ensuring a calm environment conducive to supporting students to be successful in their exams.
- To ensure that noise levels on the examination circuit are kept to a minimum and that examination conditions are maintained throughout
- To promptly report any incidents that may impact a candidate's performance to the Lead Invigilator, Circuit Lead (Marshall), OSCE Site Lead, or Senior Examiner.
- To ensure that, at the end of the exam, all iPads and materials are collected and returned to the relevant place according to set procedures as advised by the Lead Invigilator.
Qualifications
N/A
Skills
- Must be available for both days (Tuesday 21st& Wednesday 22nd January 2025).
- Available for a prompt start at 08:00am to 5:00pm on both days.
- Professional.
- Observant.
- Shows initiative.
- Handles confidential documents responsibly.
- Available for the full duration of the exam.
APPLICANTS MUST NOT BE PART OF THE MBBS COURSE or FACULTY OF LIFE SCIENCES & MEDICINE at King's College London.
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