Dental Office Receptionist Instructor; Part Time

The Prince George campus is looking for a part time instructor to teach the Dental Office Receptionist course, offered through Community & Continuing Education. The successful candidate will deliver theory and practical components aligned with the approved course syllabus, evaluate student progress, and will be updating instructional materials.

The Prince George campus is looking for a part time instructor to teach the Dental Office Receptionist course, offered through Community & Continuing Education. The successful candidate will deliver theory and practical components aligned with the approved course syllabus, evaluate student progress, and will be updating instructional materials.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Diploma or certificate in Dental Office Administration, Dental Reception, Dental Assisting, or an equivalent combination of education and experience in a dental or healthcare office setting
• Minimum three years of recent, relevant experience in dental office administration, billing, or patient coordination
• Proficiency in dental software like Cleardent, preferably or an equivalent program
• Strong computer literacy and comfort using learning management systems or electronic platforms

Preferred Qualifications:

• Teaching or training experience, particularly in adult or post-secondary settings
• Education in adult education methodology (e.g., CNC Instructional Skills Workshop or Instructional Diploma Program)
• Experience with dental billing, insurance claims, and scheduling systems
• Current knowledge of privacy and records management practices in dental or health environments

• Enthusiastic energy and passion for the subject matter that translates into the classroom and fosters a positive learning environment
• Strong organizational abilities and the ability to set priorities
• Strong interpersonal, teamwork, and leadership skills
• Strong professional commitment
• An ongoing interest in student success and lifelong learning
• Excellent communication skills
• The ability to work collaboratively with educational partners

The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong organizational skills, excellent communication and interpersonal abilities, and an ongoing interest in student success and lifelong learning.

You will work collaboratively with CNC's educational and community partners to ensure that course delivery reflects current industry standards and best practices.

You will promote a positive, inclusive, and professional learning environment, demonstrating mutual respect in interactions with students, colleagues, and partners.

You will be part of a team committed to advancing the vision, mission, and goals of the College, and to supporting the aspirations of our learners and communities.