Adjunct

Drexel University•Philadelphia, PA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies (GSBSPS) at Drexel University’s College of Medicine offers the Master of Science in Pathologists' Assistant (PathA) program. This program combines one year of intense academic studies with one year of clinical training. Students who satisfactorily complete program requirements are awarded a Master of Science degree that prepares them to work, under the direction of a pathologist, as a highly qualified allied health professional in anatomic pathology laboratories throughout the country.

Requirements

Minimum of a Master’s Degree.
Teaching experience in relevant Pathology or Pathology's Assistant courses.

Responsibilities

Provide relevant course content (including lecture and laboratory material).
Provide subspecialty lectures (as needed).
Provide any other academic materials deemed appropriate by PathA program leadership.
Work closely with program leadership to ensure targets/deadlines are being met appropriately and that materials are being delivered in an engaging manner.
Ensure that the academic materials they are delivering are kept current.
Create a syllabus in accordance with Drexel University guidelines or teach the course in accordance with the syllabus and course materials if provided by Drexel.
Be available to students.
Maintain accurate documentation of course records that supports assigned grades.
Submit student grades in accordance with University policy.
Perform any other course related duties as assigned by the department head or program director.
Submit a copy of grade sheet(s) to the department or unit no later than one week after the submission of grades.
Make arrangements for grades of Incomplete or any grade appeals that may extend beyond the end of the established contract with the Program Director.
Ensure that course content is current and up to date.
Coordinate all course assessments, including tests and quizzes.
Schedule and coordinate class and lab times.