Clinical Instructor-Surgical Technology, Part Time

Springfield Technical Community College•Springfield, MO

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Springfield Technical Community College (STCC) is seeking a Part-Time Clinical Instructor for the Surgical Technology program. STCC, located on the Springfield Armory National Historic Site, is a vital resource for Western Massachusetts, offering unique career programs and affordable transfer options. As a Hispanic Serving Institution, STCC values respect and inclusivity, supporting students in their transformation and development into responsible graduates. The Clinical Instructor will promote the philosophy and objectives of the School of Health & Patient Simulation (SHPS) and the College, adhering to all rules and regulations. This role involves fostering relationships within cooperating agencies and the community, maintaining open communication channels within the college, and evaluating student progress. The instructor will also maintain professional and clinical competencies and perform other duties as assigned by the Program Coordinator or Dean of SHPS.

Requirements

Proof of a current NCCA-approved credential in surgical technology (CST?, CSFA?, or CST/CSFA?). Proof consists of submission of one of the following documents: A copy of the NBSTSA certification card, A copy of the NBSTSA certification certificate, A copy of the verification page from the NBSTSA website (www.nbstsa.org).
Successful completion of a national background check and drug testing and annual CORI/SORI Verification.

Nice To Haves

Associate's or Bachelor's Degree preferred.
Experience in working with and assisting a diverse student population.
Current American Heart Association BLS CPR certification.

Responsibilities

Instruct up to nine (9) Surgical Technology students in the assigned clinical area.
Select and assign patients for students as appropriate.
Follow all policies and procedures of the Surgical Technology Program and assigned agency(s).
Supervise, advise, and evaluate students' clinical practice.
Facilitate students' development of active learning and clinical reasoning.
Correct written assignments, as per curriculum.
Evaluate and record student progress.
Conduct pre- and post-conferences with students.
Maintain confidentiality in all school and student matters.
Complete a collaborative review with the Clinical Manager.
Communicate with the level coordinator/assigned mentor as needed.
Maintain and update professional and clinical competencies.
Attend Surgical Technology program orientation and ongoing education for clinical instructors.
Maintain competence in current computer technology.
Meet all required school and clinical contractual health requirements.
Orient to the assigned clinical facility/unit as requested.
Collaboratively work with members of the inter-professional team.
Attend monthly level meetings and other meetings as requested.
Act as a professional nursing role model to students.
Foster and maintain rapport with hospital/agency staff.
Inform the Clinical Coordinator and/or Program Coordinator of clinical needs.