Adjunct Program Instructor, Radiologic Technology, PRN

Nashville General Hospital•Nashville, TN

About The Position

This PRN position for Adjunct Program Instructor involves providing instruction for students in the Radiologic Technology program. The instructor prepares students to pass the ARRT radiography credentialing exam and teaches in accordance with the ARRT exam content specifications and the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) curriculum guide. The instructor is expected to plan, organize, and teach in a manner that is in harmony with the program’s mission and goals. Radiology Tech Instructor Responsibilities: Preparing and maintaining course outlines and objectives, instructing, and evaluating students, and reporting progress. Participating in the assessment process, as appropriate. Participating in periodic review and revision of course materials. Maintaining current knowledge of the professional discipline, as appropriate. Maintaining appropriate expertise and competence through continuing professional development. Dynamically teaching courses assigned by the director, achieving program goals and student learning outcomes. Preparing and delivering lectures, classroom learning activities, assignments, projects, and examinations. Evaluating and grading of student assignments, projects, and examinations in a timely manner. Managing student course files. Recording grades in electronic on-line gradebook. Advising, assisting, and tutoring students as needed. Participation in scheduled faculty meetings. Performance of other duties as assigned.

Requirements

Holds current ARRT Certification (American Registry of Radiology Technology)
Associates Degree required
One year experience in teaching preferred
Ability to maintain course load of 2 classes, 3 at maximum
Knowledgeable of course development, instruction, evaluation and academic advising

Responsibilities

Preparing and maintaining course outlines and objectives, instructing, and evaluating students, and reporting progress.
Participating in the assessment process, as appropriate.
Participating in periodic review and revision of course materials.
Maintaining current knowledge of the professional discipline, as appropriate.
Maintaining appropriate expertise and competence through continuing professional development.
Dynamically teaching courses assigned by the director, achieving program goals and student learning outcomes.
Preparing and delivering lectures, classroom learning activities, assignments, projects, and examinations.
Evaluating and grading of student assignments, projects, and examinations in a timely manner.
Managing student course files.
Recording grades in electronic on-line gradebook.
Advising, assisting, and tutoring students as needed.
Participation in scheduled faculty meetings.
Performance of other duties as assigned.