Certified Medical Assistant (CMA/CCMA/RMA/NCMA) | Part-Time Healthcare Sciences Instructor (1099)
LOCATION: Weslaco, Texas 78599 (Onsite)
COMPENSATION & SCHEDULE
- $90-95 per instructional session.
- Will teach one CMA session per day, Monday-Friday.
- Monday–Friday; day time school hours only.
- Typical class length: 1.5 hours; approximately 3 hours per instructional session including preparation and classroom responsibilities.
- 1099 Independent Contractor.
- Start: ASAP.
ROLE IMPACT
Help prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals by delivering engaging classroom and hands-on instruction in Medical Assisting and Phlebotomy. This flexible instructional opportunity allows experienced healthcare professionals to share real-world expertise while maintaining their current careers. Comprehensive curriculum, lesson plans, and instructional resources are provided.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Deliver engaging classroom and hands-on Medical Assisting instruction using the provided curriculum.
- Prepare students for nationally recognized certifications and entry-level healthcare careers.
- Maintain required classroom documentation and foster a positive learning environment.
- Mentor students by sharing practical knowledge, professionalism, and real-world healthcare experience.
- Opportunities are available to teach multiple campuses and, when qualified, additional Healthcare Sciences programs including Phlebotomy.
LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS
- Active Certified Medical Assistant (CMA), Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA), Registered Medical Assistant (RMA), National Certified Medical Assistant (NCMA), or equivalent nationally recognized certification.
- Minimum of 3 years of recent Medical Assistant experience or at least 1 year of Medical Assistant instructional experience.
- Ability to successfully complete FBI fingerprinting/background screening.
CLINICAL SKILL SET
- Patient intake and vital signs.
- Clinical procedures and medical office workflow.
- Specimen collection and phlebotomy fundamentals.
- Infection prevention and safety protocols.
- Electronic health records (EHR) documentation.
- Patient communication and professional healthcare practices.
PREFERRED SKILLS
- Teaching, mentoring, coaching, or training experience preferred but not required.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to instruct students across multiple campuses when available.