Radiologic Instructor

National-Polytechnic-College-; Lakewood (CA); Hybrid; USD 47,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Dental insurance

Health insurance

Vision insurance

Paid time off

Retirement plan

Job summary

National-Polytechnic-College- invites applications for a Radiologic Technology Instructor to lead curriculum design, instruction, student evaluation, and clinical coordination at the Lakewood, CA campus. The position supports accreditation work and program growth while overseeing faculty and clinical coordinators.

The role requires a degree in radiologic technology with ARRT-RT certification and at least three years of professional experience, plus a strong command of instructional technology

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Associate's degree from an accredited institution with three years of professional radiologic technology experience.
• Current ARRT-RT certification.
• All degrees must come from an accredited college or university.

Responsibilities

• Teach theory, laboratory, and clinical components of radiologic technology courses across morning, afternoon, or evening schedules as department needs require
• Deliver courses across the academic year in line with established course outlines
• Coach and resource students throughout their coursework and clinical progress
• Help develop and assess student learning outcomes
• Develop and update course curricula and syllabi, and help build new courses as the program grows
• Build supplementary materials and bring instructional technology into lecture and lab, for a multicultural student body
• Take an active role in campus initiatives, including accreditation work
• Keep current through ongoing professional development in the field

Skills

ARRT-RT certification

Bachelor's/Associate degree

Clinical radiology experience

Education

Bachelor's or Associate's degree (accredited)

Tools

Instructional technology

Job description

Faculty position · Instructor

Radiologic Technology Faculty
Campus: Lakewood, CA — ARRT recognized
Reports to: Director of Education
Type: Full-time / Part-time

Overview
This role carries responsibility across the full arc of the radiography program: curriculum design, instruction, student evaluation, academic advisement, program assessment, and oversight of clinical coordinators and program faculty.

• Faculty are expected to stay current in their discipline, in learning theory, and in pedagogy — and to show ongoing professional development and contribution to program growth over time.

What you'll do

• Teach theory, laboratory, and clinical components of radiologic technology courses across morning, afternoon, or evening schedules as department needs require
• Deliver courses across the academic year in line with established course outlines
• Coach and resource students throughout their coursework and clinical progress
• Help develop and assess student learning outcomes
• Develop and update course curricula and syllabi, and help build new courses as the program grows
• Build supplementary materials and bring instructional technology into lecture and lab, for a multicultural student body
• Take an active role in campus initiatives, including accreditation work
• Keep current through ongoing professional development in the field

What you bring

Required
Bachelor's or Associate's degree from an accredited institution, with three years of professional experience in radiologic technology, including clinical practice. Current ARRT-RT certification. All degrees must come from an accredited college or university.

Strengthens your application

Teaching experience (1+ year), a CA state CRT certification, a current fluoroscopy certification, and evidence of instructional curriculum you've developed yourself.

You'll also need comfort working with computers and instructional technology, a strong academic record, and copies of all transcripts — official transcripts required for candidates reaching the final interview.

Compensation & schedule

Pay
$34.00 – $38.00 / hour (based on experience)
Schedule - Monday to Friday

Benefits

Benefits include dental, health, and vision insurance, paid time off, and a retirement plan.

Work is hybrid remote based at the Lakewood, CA campus.