CTE Day Trade Teacher: Health Services

Detroit Public Schools Community District; Detroit (MI); On-site; USD 41,000 - 94,000; Full time

Job summary

Detroit Public Schools Community District seeks a Day Trade Teacher for Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences at Northwestern High School. Responsibilities include delivering CTE curricula, overseeing hands-on health occupations projects, and ensuring student progress toward post-secondary credentials.

The role requires a Bachelor’s degree with Standard CTE Certification, or a High School diploma with 4,000 hours of relevant industry experience.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree and valid Standard CTE Certification appropriate for the skill trades content of the teaching assignment.
• If there is no successful candidate available who holds a valid Standard CTE Certification, candidates with at least a High School diploma and 4,000 hours of recent and relevant industry work experience will be considered.

Responsibilities

• Comply with DPSCD/State mandates; develop curricula and instruct students in classroom and field; focus on health services/Allied Health subjects.
• Develop hands-on projects across topics like operation procedures, entry-level certifications, community development, and entrepreneurship.
• Assess student proficiency and report progress; adapt teaching methods to support program completion.
• Design training materials and organize work-based learning opportunities; maintain advisory board and industry links.
• Collaborate with community partners to grow the program and recruit students; assist with marketing strategies for the CTE program.

Skills

Curriculum development

Student assessment

Classroom instruction

Collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree

Standard CTE Certification

High School diploma with 4,000 hours industry experience

Job description

Detroit Public Schools Community District seeks a Day Trade Teacher for Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences at Northwestern High School. Responsibilities include delivering CTE curricula, overseeing hands-on health occupations projects, and ensuring student progress toward post-secondary credentials.

The role requires a Bachelor’s degree with Standard CTE Certification, or a High School diploma with 4,000 hours of relevant industry experience.