Health Science Educator & Career Readiness Coach

Bentonville Schools; Bentonville (AR); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Bentonville Schools is seeking a Health Science Teacher to lead a professional studies program and guide students through health-related coursework. The role involves implementing district-approved curriculum, documenting progress, and coordinating with healthcare partners for clinical rotations and concurrent college credit.

The ideal candidate holds an Arkansas Teaching License or Technical Permit, a health-related degree, and experience in health science or behavioral health.

Qualifications

• Must hold Arkansas Teaching License or Technical Permit.
• Degree in a health-related field required; Master’s degree preferred.
• Experience in health science/behavioral health fields is necessary.

Responsibilities

• Create and maintain professional relationships with students.
• Facilitate a profession-based classroom and support professional projects.
• Coordinate with Northwest Arkansas Community College for concurrent credit.
• Organize and conduct clinical rotations with health professionals.
• Speak to groups about the Ignite Professional Studies Program.
• Engage with professional health organizations and ongoing accreditation.
• Adhere to district grading policies and maintain advisory groups.
• Recruit students for the Health Science career strand.

Skills

Teaching methods

Differentiated instruction

Health science curriculum

Data analysis

Communication with students/parents

Collaboration

Education

Arkansas Teaching License or Technical Permit

Health-related bachelor's degree

Master's degree preferred

Job description

Bentonville Schools is seeking a Health Science Teacher to lead a professional studies program and guide students through health-related coursework. The role involves implementing district-approved curriculum, documenting progress, and coordinating with healthcare partners for clinical rotations and concurrent college credit.

The ideal candidate holds an Arkansas Teaching License or Technical Permit, a health-related degree, and experience in health science or behavioral health.