Neuroanatomy Instructor Summer

Education Unlimited® offers academic summer camps and pre‑college programs for students in grades 4‑12. Our camps cover public speaking, college admissions prep, science, acting, writing, computer, leadership, video production, and college tours.

In the Neuroanatomy course, students learn the basic cell biology of a neuron and how neurons interact. They then apply this knowledge to the anatomy and physiology of various brain systems, using fictitious neurological patients. The focus is on the cerebral cortex, subcortical structures, and the visual system.

This interactive course uses videos, images, and hands‑on activities such as building model systems with Play‑Doh or Model Magic, dissecting a sheep brain, and conducting lab demos. Students culminate their learning with case‑study presentations in a Grand Rounds‑style format, adopting roles of neurologists, psychiatrists, or neuro‑radiologists.

Education Unlimited seeks energetic, experienced instructors for its activity‑based summer programs.

Instructors may be hired for one or more sessions of this program. Additional weeks teaching Cardiology, Anatomy, or Genetics may be available based on qualifications and interest. Please indicate your availability when applying.

Teach the Education Unlimited curriculum; supervise campers online; organize and lead classroom labs (students receive home lab supplies and conduct labs live via Zoom); execute a finale showcasing student work; track student progress and submit deliverables to the camp director and EU home office. Instructors must have a reliable computer, internet connection, and access to Zoom and Google Classroom.

Teach the curriculum; supervise campers in and out of the classroom; organize and lead laboratory activities; conduct a finale showcasing student work; track student progress and submit deliverables to the camp director and EU home office. Instructors may work with camp staff on supervision, recreational activities, administrative tasks, and field‑trip guidance. Overnight staff may commute daily or stay on campus, with full room and board and evening supervision duties.

• 2+ years of experience teaching neuroanatomy or comparable subject matter knowledge.
• Experience teaching high school or younger university students in an academic setting.
• Bachelor’s degree required; preference for advanced degrees.
• Passion for science education.
• Calm, professional demeanor.
• Self‑motivation and follow‑through.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.