Medical Assistant Instructor

The instructor is primarily responsible for providing active and effective learning in classrooms and labs, acting as a professional role model, and ensuring student satisfaction. This involves delivering high-Quality instruction combining theory and practical experience, developing curriculum, and assessing student progress against industry standards.

Candidates must possess a high school diploma or ged, with an associate's degree preferred, along with a minimum of three years of practical work experience directly related to the area of instruction. Required specialized knowledge includes experience in phlebotomy, immunizations, injections, pharmacology, ekg, and vital signs.