Anatomy & Physiology Instructor

Louisiana Community and Technical College System • Schriever, LA

1d • $55,038 - $74,000

About The Position

Fletcher Technical Community College is hiring an Anatomy & Physiology Instructor in Academic Affairs. This unclassified, nine-month faculty position teaches Anatomy and Physiology using engaging instructional methods, relevant technology, and assessments that support diverse learning needs. The instructor collaborates with departmental colleagues to develop and refine courses, syllabi, and curriculum, and supports students through tutoring, advising, mentoring, timely feedback, and guidance on educational and career opportunities.

The instructor uses student learning outcomes and assessment data to improve instruction, creates a respectful and inclusive learning environment, and promotes the safe use of equipment and materials. The role also contributes to recruitment, campus activities, committees, and professional development. The position has a 40-hour workweek encompassing instruction, preparation, office hours, student support, meetings, and college service. Faculty maintain accurate academic records, meet deadlines, respond to student inquiries within established timelines, and follow college policies, accessibility requirements, and accreditation standards. Schedules and teaching assignments may change based on enrollment.

The role helps students build foundational knowledge for healthcare and science-related careers while fostering confidence and curiosity. Salary is $55,038–$74,000, commensurate with rank. A pre-employment criminal background screen is required. Benefits depend on job category, percent effort, and length of employment.

Requirements

• Meet one of the following degree requirements: an MS or PhD in a life science field, or in science education with at least 18 graduate semester hours in science or biomedicine from a regionally accredited college or university; a professional degree in biomedical sciences (such as MSN, MD, DO, DC, DPT, DDS, or DVM); or another advanced clinical degree awarded by a nationally accredited institution.
• International equivalents are accepted for life science and biomedical professional degrees.
• Organizational, instructional, communication, and computer skills, along with a student-centered approach.
• Pass a pre-employment criminal background screen.

Nice To Haves

• College- or high-school-level teaching experience in the discipline.

Responsibilities

• Teach Anatomy and Physiology using engaging instructional methods, relevant technology, and assessments that support diverse learning needs.
• Develop and refine courses, syllabi, and curriculum in collaboration with departmental colleagues.
• Support students through tutoring, advising, mentoring, timely feedback, and guidance on educational and career opportunities.
• Use student learning outcomes and assessment data to improve instruction.
• Create a respectful, inclusive learning environment and promote safe use of equipment and materials.
• Contribute to recruitment, campus activities, committees, and professional development.
• Maintain accurate academic records, meet required deadlines, respond to student inquiries within established timelines, and follow college policies, accessibility requirements, and accreditation standards.
• Participate in instruction, preparation, office hours, student support, meetings, and college service within a 40-hour workweek.

Benefits

• Retirement benefits.
• Multiple medical insurance options.
• Supplemental insurance options, including dental, term life, disability, accident, and vision insurance.
• Tax Saver Flexible Benefits Plan for tax savings on some child care and medical expenses.
• 14 holidays per year, typically including a longer break at Christmas.
• Annual (vacation) and sick leave benefits.
• Employee Assistance Program.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level