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David Careers

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Instructor

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chcp healthcare educational servicesHouston (TX)
Diagnostic Medical SonographersColleges, Universities, and Professional Schools

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About the role

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Instructor
Employment Type: Full-Time 8-5 pmAbout the Role:
The College of Health Care Professions (CHCP) is seeking a Sonography Instructor to provide high-quality, competency-based education. You will guide students through course objectives, support their success, and foster a positive, engaging learning environment.
Responsibilities: Deliver instruction aligned with CHCP curricula and course competencies. Develop lesson plans, activities, and assessments to promote student learning. Provide weekly feedback and support to help students achieve success. Maintain accurate records, attendance, and grades. Incorporate professional/industry experience into teaching and stay current with trends. Participate in faculty meetings and campus service initiatives.
Qualifications:
  • Associate's Degree minimum; appropriate credentials in sonography.3+ years full-time professional experience as a general, cardiac, pediatric, or vascular Sonographer. ARDMS (Abdomen, OB/Gyn) RVT preferred
  • Proficiency in teaching methodology, supervision, and evaluation.
  • Strong communication and classroom management skills.
  • Comfortable using technology in the classroom.
  • Why Join CHCP:Make an impact on students' careers while working in a collaborative, supportive environment that values professional growth and excellence in education.

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