Full Time Faculty/Clinical Coordinator

PA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY•Media, PA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Full-Time Instructor - Sonography/Ultrasound and Clinical Coordinator in the Department of Academic Affairs is responsible for teaching assigned courses, engaging in tutoring, and identifying at-risk students. This role involves performing clinical/work-site visits, posting grades, and recommending instructional materials. The position also contributes to curriculum development by researching industry changes and designing hands-on activities. Student mentoring is a key aspect, including maintaining office hours and participating in retention activities. The role requires assessing learning outcomes, supporting accreditation and compliance efforts, and ensuring adherence to college policies and safety rules. Additionally, the instructor will promote the program of study through professional representation of the college and effective communication with stakeholders.

Requirements

Associate degree (minimum level of education).
Master’s degree (preferred level of education).
Minimum of 3 years professional experience.
Minimum of 2 years of teaching experience.
Current licensure, if applicable.
Active in professional activities at local, state, and/or national levels.
Must be able to communicate effectively with individuals at all levels of the organization and with third parties, regardless of their level of education, sophistication, socioeconomic, cultural and ethnic status.
Understand that effective interaction across departmental boundaries is a collaborative process.
Experience with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint.
Experience with learning platforms, such as Canvas, Moodlerooms or Blackboard.
Enjoy a multi-faceted, fast-paced environment.
Proactive, creative problem-solver with a high level of objectivity.
Successful completion of background clearances (PA Statewide Criminal Record search, PA Child Abuse History, and FBI Criminal History record fingerprint search) prior to hire.

Responsibilities

Teach assigned courses.
Engage in tutoring.
Identify 'at-risk' students in the Early Intervention System program.
Perform clinical/work-site visits, as appropriate.
Post mid-term and final grades in compliance with College expectations.
Recommend textbooks, web sites and other instructional material to the Program Director.
Update attendance on a daily basis.
Research changes in one’s discipline to provide students with the most updated evidence-based information.
Create assignments that link course learning outcomes to validate the transfer of knowledge.
Design and produce hands-on activities for students that simulate real-world experience.
Review, recommend, and amend current curricula, as appropriate.
Undertake special projects at the direction of your program director.
Establish and maintain office hours and web site hours for student advisement or consultation.
Participate in retention activities.
Assess learning objectives of the program of study based upon the Annual Assessment of Student Learning Plan.
Support activities that ensure compliance of accreditation rules, regulations, and mandates.
Comply with all policies and requirements of the College as set forth in the Faculty Handbook.
Ensure all safety rules are posted and followed in lab areas.
Ensure that all activities are conducted in an ethical and legal manner.
Identify and implement best practices to demonstrate Standards of Excellence as defined by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Maintain the highest level of integrity in all academic matters.
Provide support on Middle States Commission on Higher Education committees.
Support the strategic goals of the College.
Ensure professional behavior when representing the College in a public setting.
Utilize tact, sensitivity, good judgment, diplomacy, and discretion when interacting with external and internal stakeholders.