Medical Assistant Instructor (Grant-Funded)

We are seeking a Medical Assistant Instructor to teach courses and laboratory skills as assigned. The Medical Assistant Instructor will provide supervision for students in clinical practicum, maintain inventory of clinical supplies and equipment, and work in collaboration with the Program Director for continued program development. This position reports to the Director of Certificate Programs.

This is a full-time, grant funded position.

Example of Duties

• Teach courses as required in the Medical Assistant Certificate program as assigned by the College.
• Teach and evaluate clinical skills for Medical Assistant students in the laboratory setting.
• Teach and evaluate administrative skills for Medical Assistant students in the laboratory setting.
• Maintain records of grades and skill competencies completed by students.
• Prepare laboratory skill equipment setups for skills practice and testing.
• Organize and maintain inventory of laboratory supplies and equipment.
• Prepare Medical Assistant students for clinical practicum.
• Maintain collaborative relationships with clinical affiliates and perform site visits to supervise, assess, and support student progress.
• Seek and secure new clinical partnerships to support student practicum placements
• Collaborate with the Medical Assistant Program Director on student progress and continued program development.
• Participate in course and program assessment activities.
• Participate in projects and activities related to the program and college accreditation.
• Participate in college wide activities to promote student enrollment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Healthcare field preferred, Registered Nurse (RN), Medical Assistant (MA).
• National certification in Medical Assisting required or obtained within 3 months of hire.
• Minimum 2 years' experience in medical assisting/health field or Registered Nurse.
• College-level teaching experience preferred, community college preferred.
• Experience working with diverse populations preferred.