FranU Instructor, Radiologic Technology (PRN)

FMOLHS•Baton Rouge, LA

9d•Onsite

About The Position

FranU is seeking an Adjunct Radiologic Technology (RADT) Instructor to provide high-quality instruction to students in the Radiologic Technology Program. This role involves facilitating student learning through demonstration, supervised practice, competency evaluation, and reinforcement of classroom concepts in simulated and/or physical clinical environments. The instructor will maintain a safe, organized, and professional setting, ensuring compliance with Program, University, accreditation, and radiation safety standards. This is a part-time, as-needed (PRN) position supporting laboratory courses, clinical courses, competency testing, remediation, open laboratory sessions, and special program activities.

Requirements

Two (2) years’ clinical experience in the professional discipline.
Associate’s Degree in Radiologic Technology.
Holds current American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification and registration.
Holds an unrestricted Louisiana State Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners (LSRTBE) License.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s Degree.

Responsibilities

Demonstrates radiographic positioning, patient care, equipment operation, image acquisition, radiation protection, and clinical best practices.
Facilitates engaging laboratory instruction and supervised clinical learning experiences that promote critical thinking and clinical competence.
Provides individualized instruction, coaching, and mentorship to students in both laboratory and clinical settings.
Reinforces classroom concepts through simulation, laboratory exercises, and direct patient care experiences.
Ensures a safe learning environment while promoting adherence to infection control, radiation safety, patient confidentiality, and institutional policies.
Evaluates student laboratory competencies and clinical performance using approved Program assessment tools and grading rubrics.
Conducts competency assessments in accordance with Program and Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT) requirements.
Provides timely, objective, and constructive feedback to promote student growth and clinical competence.
Maintains accurate documentation of competencies, clinical evaluations, attendance, grading, and student progress.
Identifies students requiring remediation and collaborates with Program faculty to implement improvement plans.
Prepares laboratory facilities and instructional materials prior to scheduled learning activities.
Maintains a clean, organized, safe, and professional library environment.
Demonstrates proper stewardship of radiographic equipment, phantoms, positioning aids, image receptors, and instructional resources.
Reports equipment malfunctions, safety concerns, and supply needs promptly to the Program Director.
Assists with laboratory inventory, equipment quality assurance, and routine maintenance activities.
Promotes and enforces radiation protection principles and the “As Low As Reasonably Achievable” (ALARA) philosophy during all laboratory and clinical instruction.
Ensures compliance with Program, University, clinical affiliate, and regulatory agency policies and procedures.
Models and reinforces safe patient handling, infection prevention, standard precautions, and proper body mechanics.
Maintains a safe learning environment by identifying and addressing potential hazards, unsafe practices, or equipment concerns.
Demonstrates and reinforces compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the ARRT Standards of Ethics, and institutional policies regarding patient confidentiality and professional conduct.
Supervises students in the laboratory and clinical settings to ensure safe and ethical patient care.
Monitors student compliance with clinical objectives, professional behaviors, radiation safety practices, and departmental policies.
Serves as a professional role model by demonstrating accountability, teamwork, compassion, and clinical excellence.
Communicates effectively with Clinical Preceptors, Department Leadership, and Program Faculty regarding student performance and concerns.
Arrives prepared and on time for all assigned laboratory and clinical assignments.
Maintains current ARRT registration, state licensure, CPR certification, and other required credentials.
Maintains confidentiality of student and patient information in accordance with FERPA and HIPAA requirements.
Demonstrates effective communication, professionalism, flexibility, and sound judgment in all interactions.
Collaborates effectively with the Program Director, faculty, Clinical Preceptors, and University personnel to support student learning and Program operations.
Maintains timely and professional communication regarding student progress, concerns, scheduling, and instructional needs.
Participates in required adjunct faculty meetings, orientation, and training as assigned.
Assists with Program activities, laboratory preparation, or special events, as requested, and as scheduling permits.
Maintains current knowledge of radiologic technology practice, educational methodology, accreditation standards, and healthcare trends through continuing education.
Demonstrates a commitment to lifelong learning and continuous improvement in teaching, laboratory instruction, and clinical education.
Other duties as assigned or required.