Instructor, Medical Assistant/Patient Care Technician School

The instructor provides core content education to students following the medical assistant/Patient care technician curriculum, aiming to maximize academic achievement, retention, certification, graduation, and placement outcomes. Responsibilities include developing dynamic education, observing practice, providing feedback, evaluating performance, testing competency, and assisting in program material evaluation.

Candidates must have 3-5 years of experience as a medical assistant or patient care technician, including experience in training or educating. A high school graduate is required, though an associate’s degree is preferred, along with current licensure/Certification as a certified medical assistant or certified patient care technician.