Deliver high-quality, competency-based online instruction to pharmacy technician students to prepare them for certification and professional practice. Maintain compliance with state and federal accrediting standards while managing the online learning environment and conducting lab training.
Requirements summary
Requires CPhT certification or at least 3 years of pharmacy technician experience, with a total of 3-5 years of professional experience in a pharmacy setting. Must be an ABHES and TWC-approved instructor with strong communication and computer literacy skills.
📍 Location NW Online 6330 East Highway 290, Suite 180 Houston, TX 78723
Must be located in San Antonio, Mcallen or Fort Worth Our Comprehensive Benefits Package Our benefits package includes: Medical Dental Vision Voluntary Life (Employee, Spouse, Child) Employer-Paid Life Insurance Short-Term Disability (STD) Long-Term Disability (LTD) Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA/LFSA) Health Savings Account (HSA) HSA Employer Contribution Critical Illness Hospital Indemnity Accident Insurance 401(k) 401(k) Employer Match Paid Holidays Floating Holiday Mental Health Day Referral Bonus Program Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) The Adjunct Instructor for the Pharmacy Technician Program is a pivotal role within the academic framework, responsible for delivering high-quality education and fostering student success.
This position leverages professional expertise to develop, maintain, and implement a robust curriculum aligned with industry standards and compliance requirements.
The instructor plays a critical role in preparing students for certification and professional excellence in the pharmacy technician field.
Key highlights of this role include: Providing competency-based education that ensures students achieve exit competencies and are prepared for real-world applications.
Delivering learner-centered instruction through innovative distance education methodologies.
Maintaining compliance with state, federal, and accrediting standards to uphold institutional integrity.
Fostering a culture of learning by integrating industry experience into the curriculum.
Collaborating with academic teams to optimize course delivery and student outcomes.
As an integral member of the academic team, the Adjunct Instructor contributes to the strategic goals of the Pharmacy Technician Program by ensuring students are equipped with the knowledge and skills required to excel in diverse healthcare environments.
Provide competency-based education that aligns with the College of Health Professions' approved curriculum.
Deliver online class instruction and facilitate learner-centered education through distance delivery mechanisms.
Enable students to achieve exit competencies and prepare for certification examinations.
Teach and explain the varied duties of a pharmacy technician, tailored to different employment settings such as hospitals or retail pharmacies.
Benefits
Accident Insurance
Paid Holidays
Medical
Dental
Vision
Critical Illness
Hospital Indemnity
Referral Bonus Program
Health Savings Account
401(k)
Short-Term Disability
Long-Term Disability
Floating Holiday
Flexible Spending Accounts
Tuition Assistance Program
401(k) Employer Match
Employer-Paid Life Insurance
Mental Health Day
Voluntary Life
HSA Employer Contribution
Instruct students on topics including pharmacology, computer technology, sterile and non-sterile compounding, billing and reimbursement, direct patient care, inventory management, pharmacy law and regulations, and quality assurance.
Ensure students understand medication order-entry, refill processes, and medication safety protocols.
Conduct labs and skills training in a pharmacy lab to develop clinical mastery.
Monitor and ensure compliance with all state, federal, and accrediting regulations, including ABHES and TWC standards.
Maintain faculty files and academic records in adherence to institutional and regulatory requirements.
Contribute to a culture of learning by relating industry experience to academic instruction.
Manage the online class environment effectively and encourage student success through proactive engagement.
Adhere to academic policies and procedures to ensure compliance and institutional integrity.
Other duties as assigned to support program objectives and organizational goals.
Certification in Pharmacy Tech (CPhT) and/or a minimum of 3 years of experience in the pharmacy technician field.
Minimum of 3-5 years of professional experience in a pharmacy setting.
Must be an ABHES and TWC-approved instructor.
Exceptional communication skills, both written and oral, to effectively convey complex concepts.
Strong interpersonal skills to collaborate with supervisors, staff, and students.
Superior organizational, prioritization, and self-motivation abilities to manage multiple tasks and deadlines.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and strong computer literacy skills.
Ability to work collaboratively within a team and contribute to cross-departmental synergies.
Capacity to adapt to changing assignments and priorities while maintaining high performance standards.
Demonstrated ability to listen, understand, and respond positively to stakeholder requests.
CHCP (The College of Health Care Professions) is a premier healthcare education institution offering comprehensive programs in allied health, nursing, and related fields.
We are dedicated to helping our students achieve their career goals and make meaningful differences in healthcare.
Why Choose CHCP Educational Excellence – Join a premier healthcare education institution focused on preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals.
Modern Facilities – Teach with state-of-the-art equipment and advanced learning technologies.
Collaborative Environment – Work with experienced educators and healthcare professionals committed to student success.
Professional Development – Access ongoing training, mentorship, and career advancement opportunities in healthcare education.
Student-Centered Approach – Work in an environment where student success and career readiness are our top priorities.
Work-Life Balance – Enjoy a supportive schedule designed for both professional fulfillment and personal well-being.
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