SUMMARY
Instructors’ primary responsibilities are to provide active and effective learning for students in all applicable educational settings, act as professional and academic role models and commit to student satisfaction. This includes; teaching in classrooms, labs, clinical and online settings as well as outside the classroom during campus and student activities. All Concorde associates are required to display professionalism and uphold Concorde’s Mission and the core values of respect for the individual, integrity, teamwork, customer service, and achievement.
INSTRUCTIONAL DUTIES
- Instruct classes as assigned
- Prepare for classes by organizing and becoming familiar with student material
- Prepare lesson plans and course material as required
- Objectively assess students for academic performance
- Effectively organize and present subject matter to students
- Effectively utilize instructional plans provided
- Supplement approved student material as required
- Ensure security of assessment tools and confidential documentation
- Effectively utilize and monitor the learning management systems
- Ensure classes are conducted for the required length of time
STUDENT INTERACTION
- Maintain a classroom environment conducive to learning
- Set the example and be the role model for professionalism and conduct
- Provide regular and constructive feedback, through approved channels, to students regarding academic performance, grades, professionalism, conduct, attendance and other topics as necessary
- Proactively inform Program Director of any student attendance, academic, or behavioral concerns for retention management
- Appropriately maintain student records, grades, and attendance to ensure accuracy
- Ensure compliance with the published attendance policy including recording and posting daily
- Facilitate tutoring and makeup work as needed, ensuring and monitoring student participation
- Refer students to the Program Director and/or Academic Dean if additional advising is necessary
- Refer students having excess of three (3) absences to the Program Director or Academic Dean
- Remain in classrooms for all assigned instructional times
- Adhere to classroom break schedules as per policy
- Document all relevant student contact in CampusNexus including calling students (1st hour 1st call)
- Enforce CSC and campus policies (dress code, cell phone usage, etc.)
RELATED DUTIES, OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM
- Record keeping, scanning, etc.
- Stay informed of current standards related to instructional methodology
- Participate in and document ongoing faculty and professional development activities including any Continuing Education Units (CEUs) that may be required for certification or licensure where required by law
- Attend outside workshops and seminars to improve instructional and professional skills
- Attend orientations, staff meetings, and faculty meetings as scheduled
- Assist with preparations for graduation ceremonies
- Attend graduation ceremonies as requested
- Participate in student and campus activities as requested (Lamplighter nominations, field trips, community activities, etc.)
- Assist in inventory, organization and ordering of supplies and classroom material
- Maintain classrooms in a neat and orderly fashion
- Assist in maintenance of equipment and technology
- Report any non-functioning equipment to the Program Director or Academic Dean
- Maintain a professional, enthusiastic, and positive attitude; contribute to a positive campus culture
- Assist financial aid and administrative departments by providing information and coordinating appointments as needed
- Assist with student recognition as requested
- Assist in Clinical or Externship site visits and development as needed
- Perform other duties, as assigned
Job Requirements:
- Faculty must have a minimum of three years of related practical work experience in the occupational field associated with the training provided. (ACCSC)
- Previous teaching experience strongly desired
- Faculty will be knowledgeable in the course content
- Faculty will be effective in directing and evaluation student learning and lab performance
- Excellent oral and written communication skills
- Experience in phlebotomy, immunizations, venipuncture, injections, pharmacology, EKG, wound care, GYN procedures and vital signs
- Proficiency in dosage calculations helpful
- Documentation, computer skills, administrative competency, EHR (electronic health records), Practice management knowledge helpful