Lead PA Program Educator & Curriculum Architect

Bethel University of Tennessee; Paris (TN); On-site; USD 80,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Bethel University of Tennessee in Tennessee seeks a Faculty member in the Physician Assistant program to teach PA coursework and support student remediation under the Academic Director. The role includes direct instruction, curriculum design, admissions selection, and ongoing assessment of student performance.

The ideal candidate holds a graduate PA degree, is NCCPA certified, and has clinical experience. Strong communication, organization, and teamwork are essential, with occasional travel to

Qualifications

• Must be a graduate of an accredited PA program and hold a graduate degree in Physician Assistant Studies or comparable degree.

Responsibilities

• Teach as assigned by the Academic Director and remediate PA students.
• Develop, review, and revise the program’s mission statement, goals, and competencies.
• Select applicants for admissions to the PA Program.
• Provide student instruction and evaluate performance.
• Provide academic counseling of students and ensure remedial instruction availability.
• Design, implement, coordinate, and evaluate the PA Program curriculum.
• Participate in committee meetings and maintain confidentiality of student information.

Skills

Interpersonal communication

Written communication

Oral communication

Planning and organization

Computer literacy

Education

Graduate degree in Physician Assistant Studies or comparable degree

Graduate of an accredited PA Program

Tools

MS Office

Job description

Bethel University of Tennessee in Tennessee seeks a Faculty member in the Physician Assistant program to teach PA coursework and support student remediation under the Academic Director. The role includes direct instruction, curriculum design, admissions selection, and ongoing assessment of student performance.

The ideal candidate holds a graduate PA degree, is NCCPA certified, and has clinical experience. Strong communication, organization, and teamwork are essential, with occasional travel to