Anatomy & Physiology Instructor - Adjunct (on-site)

Keiser University; Ocala (FL); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Keiser University in Ocala is seeking an experienced Anatomy & Physiology instructor to deliver high-quality education to students. You will plan and organize instructional methods, integrate lectures with hands-on activities, and support student understanding of human body systems.

Qualifications include a Master's Degree in Anatomy & Physiology, and at least 2 years of professional experience. FL license is preferred; the role may involve ongoing student assessment and feedback to foster

Qualifications

• 2+ years of professional experience.
• Master's Degree in Anatomy & Physiology.
• FL-License - Chiro. Physician is preferred.
• Delivers engaging instruction in Anatomy and Physiology, integrating lecture and hands-on learning to support student understanding of human body systems.

Responsibilities

• Planning and organizing instructional methods and resources
• Programmatic accreditation (if applicable)
• Facilitating student engagement in the classroom/learning environment
• Working one-on-one with students
• Assessing students and providing developmental feedback

Skills

Instructional delivery

Student engagement

Assessment & feedback

Education

Master's Degree in Anatomy & Physiology

FL License preferred (Chiro/Physician)

Job description

Instructors are responsible for leveraging their expertise to deliver education services to students through:

• Planning and organizing instructional methods and resources
• Programmatic accreditation (if applicable)
• Facilitating student engagement in the classroom/learning environment
• Working one-on-one with students
• Assessing students and providing developmental feedback

Position Requirements:

• 2+ years of professional experience
• Master's Degree in Anatomy & Physiology
  • FL-License - Chiro. Physician is preferred
• Delivers engaging instruction in Anatomy and Physiology, integrating lecture and hands-on learning to support student understanding of human body systems.