General Ultrasound Instructor - MCHS

Employment Type

Full time

Reports to the Program Chair, who must be designated and responsible for the coordination of both first year and second-year cohort for the DMS program’s Abdomen-Extended/ Obstetrics and Gynecology Concentration.

• Develop, design, and deliver instruction in collaboration with the course coordinator and review and assist with revision as needed for department policies and procedures
• Provide course syllabi for instruction in collaboration with the Clinical Coordinator
• Develop, design, and deliver instruction in collaboration with the course coordinator
• Participate in student advising and mentoring, formulate and administer student competencies as needed
• Engage in the academic roles of teaching, service, scholarship and service
• Grade examinations and assignments and review evaluations with students, meet all established deadlines set by the College for testing assignments and grade submissions
• Review and assist with revisions needed for department policies and procedures
• Identify and recommend to the Department Chair appropriate community agency linkages for student learning experiences
• Coordinate clinical schedules and visit clinical sites as needed.
• Coordinates clinical education and evaluates effectiveness. Provides recommendations for improvement to Program Chair.
• Performs miscellaneous duties as assigned from accreditation

• Possess an academic degree no lower than a bachelor’s degree
• Possess the appropriate credential (RDMS (AB, OB/GYN),) specific to the concentration(s) that s/he is designated to coordinate
• Has documented experience in preceptorship or supervision, instruction, evaluation, student guidance, and in educational theories and technique
• Has at least three years of clinical experience as a registered sonographer in the professional sonography field.

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EOE including disability/veteran