TTCC Instructor - Medical Assistant Program

Tarzana Treatment Centers•Los Angeles, CA

16d•$29 - $35

About The Position

The TTCC Instructor delivers instruction and training at Tarzana Treatment Centers College (TTCC), including teaching assigned courses, developing instructional materials, and supporting students’ academic progress in accordance with approved curricula and institutional policies. The instructor ensures course content remains pertinent to current behavioral and public health workforce education, including relevant theories, prevention strategies, service interventions, research, and treatment models. The position provides instruction-related guidance and feedback to help students complete coursework and assignments, collaborating with the Academic Supervisor and Academic Support Specialist when necessary. The instructor fosters a supportive learning environment to promote student success, retention, and readiness for entry-level roles in behavioral healthcare and related workforce settings. For the Medical Assistant Program, the instructor delivers and improves the approved curriculum; teaches classroom, laboratory, and hands-on clinical and administrative competencies; demonstrates and evaluates clinical skills; and documents student attendance, academic progress, skills attainment, and program completion requirements. The instructor maintains a safe, professional learning environment and reinforces clinical, infection-control, and workplace safety practices. The schedule is 8 hours per day, 5 days per week.

Requirements

At least three years of teaching experience, or equivalent education, training, and professional experience in the subject area taught, consistent with BPPE requirements for non-degree institutions.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
Ability to work collaboratively with faculty, staff, and students.
Knowledge of instructional methods and student support resources and strategies that promote student success.

Nice To Haves

Experience in student instruction, academic support, advising, or related roles within an educational institution.
Bachelor’s degree in education, counseling, psychology, or a related behavioral health or healthcare field.

Responsibilities

Maintain accurate and current records of student attendance and grades in compliance with institutional policies.
Submit finalized course syllabi to the Academic Supervisor before each course term and introduce syllabi to students before the course begins.
Schedule and hold in-person and/or online office hours, as appropriate, to support students with course content and academic requirements.
Communicate regularly with students and respond to correspondence within 24 hours.
Participate in professional development meetings to stay current with instructional methods, workforce standards, and course delivery expectations.
Develop and maintain a comprehensive Learning Management Course Page for organized course delivery.
Submit grades in the Gradebook within seven days of assignment due dates.
Conduct live course orientations and closeout sessions to explain and reinforce course expectations.
Maintain fairness and integrity in student evaluation and participate, as needed, in resolving grade disputes or academic concerns in coordination with the Academic Supervisor.
Identify and communicate concerns affecting student progress, including academic performance, engagement, or academic integrity, to the Academic Supervisor and appropriate support staff.
Collaborate with faculty and administrative staff to support cohesive and effective program delivery.
Support TTCC and Tarzana Treatment Centers initiatives, policies, and procedures in alignment with organizational mission and goals.
Deliver and continuously improve the Medical Assistant curriculum in accordance with approved curriculum, institutional policies, and applicable regulatory requirements.
Provide classroom, laboratory, and hands-on instruction in Medical Assistant clinical and administrative competencies.
Demonstrate, supervise, and evaluate required clinical skills and competencies, providing feedback and support to students.
Assess and document student attendance, academic progress, skills attainment, and completion of established program requirements.
Teach in accordance with program policies, procedures, syllabi, lesson plans, and approved curricula.
Maintain a safe and professional learning environment and reinforce appropriate clinical, infection-control, and workplace safety practices.
Participate in ongoing professional development to maintain instructional effectiveness and stay current with Medical Assistant practices and healthcare workforce expectations.