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David Careers

Part-Time Faculty - School of Allied Health Respiratory Therapy Courses

Posted 14 days ago

uakronAkron (OH)
Postsecondary Teachers, All OtherColleges, Universities, and Professional Schools

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About the role

Part-Time Faculty For Respiratory Therapy Courses The University of Akron's School of Allied Health seeks to hire part-time faculty to teach a variety of Respiratory Therapy courses (clinical, laboratory, and didactic related courses). The faculty member may also assist in course development, accreditation, student advising, and research related to the school. Under the general supervision of the Program Director delivers class instruction according to an approved course syllabus using accepted and effective teaching methods; incorporates lesson plans; coaches and tutors students; maintains current and accurate attendance and grade records; Strives for student success by providing quality instruction that results in students' achievement of course and program objectives, retention of students, and prepares students for entry-level positions in the healthcare field.
Instructional Duties:
  • Teaches respiratory courses
  • Prepares and delivers learning instruction and materials to ensure successful student outcomes.
  • Objectively assess students for academic performance
  • Effectively organize and present subject matter to students
  • Supplement approved student material as necessary
  • 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
  • Be available to students who need additional help or have questions
  • Maintain student grades and records
Required/Minimum Qualifications: The candidate must hold a valid Respiratory Therapy (RRT) credential from the NBRC and a current State Medical Board of Ohio license.
Preferred Qualifications: A minimum of 2 years prior teaching experience, experience teaching face to face and/or online courses and/or clinical instruction. Master's degree or higher from an accredited academic institution. A Masters degree in either a health related profession or biological sciences OR a professional degree (M.D., D.O., D.C. DPT) awarded by nationally accredited institutions, along with the corresponding credentials and licensure may be accepted as fulfilling the degree requirements.

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