Radiologic Technology Instructor - FT40

Keiser University; Twin Lakes (FL); Sur place; USD 45 000 - 65 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Keiser University in Florida is seeking instructors to deliver education services to students. You will prepare course plans and materials, deliver courses, monitor progress and attendance, advise students, and record grades with timely reports.

The ideal candidate holds at least a bachelor's degree, ARRT certification for radiography, and has 2 years of clinical radiography experience. Daytime and evening availability is required to accommodate student schedules.

Qualifications

• Minimum of a bachelor's degree.
• At least 2 years of clinical practice experience in radiography.
• Is qualified to teach the subject.
• Proficient in course development, instruction, evaluation, and academic advising.
• Current ARRT certification and registration, or equivalent, in radiography.
• Daytime and evening availability.

Responsabilités

• Preparing course plans and materials
• Delivering courses
• Monitoring progress/attendance
• Advising students
• Recording grades and submitting reports

Connaissances

Clinical practice experience

Course development

Instruction

Academic advising

Radiography knowledge

Daytime/evening availability

Formation

Bachelor's degree

ARRT certification

Description du poste

Instructors are responsible for leveraging their expertise to deliver education services to students through:

• Preparing course plans and materials
• Delivering courses
• Monitoring progress/attendance
• Advising students
• Recording grades and submitting reports

EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING:

• Minimum of a bachelor's degree
• At least 2 years of clinical practice experience in the professional discipline
• Is qualified to teach the subject
• Proficient in course development, instruction, evaluation, and academic advising
• Current, American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification and registration, or equivalent, in radiography
• Daytime and evening availability