Adjunct Professor - Radiologic Technology

Oklahoma State University•Oklahoma City, OK

9d•Onsite

About The Position

The Adjunct Faculty member in the Radiologic Technology program helps coordinate clinical, laboratory, and didactic education as assigned by the program director. The role develops students’ critical-thinking skills and subject knowledge, teaches assigned classes and labs, and evaluates the effectiveness of clinical affiliates. The position must meet HLC accreditation standards and fulfill the requirements of the Adjunct Handbook. Appointment length is six months or less, and the hiring range is $750.00–$800.00 per credit hour. The schedule varies based on modality and assigned course days; the role must accommodate a flexible schedule that may include evenings and weekends. Work takes place in office and classroom settings with substantial public contact, including in person, by telephone, email, and other communication platforms. The employee may spend extended periods in dim or darkly lit rooms and may be exposed to radiation. Physical demands include extended sitting, speaking, and listening; extensive use of computers, telephone, and other office equipment; possible lifting up to 25 pounds; and moving imaging and lab equipment without assistance. Objects weighing more than 45 pounds require a two-person lift under OSU-Oklahoma City policy.

Requirements

Associate’s degree in Radiologic Technology from an accredited program or university.
At least two years of full-time experience as a registered radiologic technologist.
Valid American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) registry in Radiography (R).
Valid Oklahoma driver’s license for in-state travel to clinical rotation sites.
Ability to create lesson plans, content, presentations, ancillary materials, and assignments, and assess student learning and progress.
Clear verbal and written communication in grammatically correct English; ability to interact with supervisors, colleagues, and students using tact, discretion, and independent judgment.
Adherence to nationally acceptable radiographic standards of theory, procedure, protocol, and ethics.
Proficiency with radiology equipment and models; ability to evaluate x-rays and use independent judgment to obtain optimum diagnostic information in examinations.
Demonstrable proficiency in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, email, and the Internet.
Commitment to assisting customers and representing the OSU-OKC and OSU brands positively and professionally.
Demonstrated history of ethical and professional behavior.
Ability to work a flexible schedule that may include evenings and weekends.
Ability to move imaging and lab equipment without assistance.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree.
Additional certifications.

Responsibilities

Coordinate clinical and/or lab learning experiences, including coordination of preceptors and clinical affiliates.
Manage clinical, lab, and classroom program components, including assignments and documentation.
Help establish and maintain a master plan of clinical and/or lab rotations for students.
Prepare, present, and evaluate didactic, laboratory, and clinical radiologic technology content.
Maintain student and course records according to university and HLC accreditation standards.
Use innovative and adaptive instructional methods.
Prepare candidates for national registry exams and seek pass rates above state and national averages.
Review, maintain, and evaluate clinical, lab, and classroom curriculum.
Conduct clinical and site visits according to industry standards.
Assist with clinical affiliate contracts and upkeep.
Maintain documented, current student immunization records and required clinical and lab safety records (NESA).
Assist the Program Director/Department Head in developing, reviewing, and updating clinical, lab, and didactic educational objectives and competencies.
Engage in student retention activities, communicating with students and the Program Director/Department Head about attendance and individual progress.
Remain current with professional theory and practice.
Participate in an active advisory board for the degree program.
Follow radiation safety guidelines and protocols.
Maintain current course schedules, outlines, objectives, and grading procedures for assigned courses.
Alert the Program Director/Department Head to illegal or unethical student behavior.
Provide annual documentation of continuing medical education professional growth as required by the ARRT biennium requirement.
Complete all mandatory training and perform other duties as assigned.