Ohio School of Phlebotomy, Inc·Kansas City, Missouri
The instructor will lecture on phlebotomy content, administer assessments, and lead hands-on skills labs for students. They are also responsible for maintaining accurate student records, attendance, and grading while adhering to school and state regulations.
If you said YES, then you could be a great fit as a Phlebotomy Instructor!
Responsibilities: What you will do as a Phlebotomy Instructor on our Faculty
Prepare and lecture on specified content utilizing the school’s textbook.
Administer academic and skills assessments according to the syllabus.
Lead hands-on skills labs, including skill demonstration and student feedback.
Maintain accurate student records and paperwork including attendance, notes on student progress and conduct in class, and recording and reporting of grades.
Complete tasks required by the beginning of a class session including handling of student payments and accepting of student documentation.
Practice within the rules and regulations of the school and the state in which the school is located with regard to policy.
Follow the curriculum, as set by the Ohio School of Phlebotomy and approved by the state in which the school is located.
When you will work We offer Phlebotomy classes during both weekdays and weekends during the morning, afternoon, and evening.
During the interview and onboarding process, we'll discuss your availability and the teaching schedules that are currently available.
You can see our full class schedules at carolinaphleb.com to get an idea of the potential hours available.
You are the ideal candidate if you are Supportive: You support our students with empathy and kindness while also maintaining positive professional boundaries. You are able to adapt your teaching style to aid students that learn differently. You recognize your students' strengths and weaknesses and are willing to advocate for them.
You have the ability to adapt the syllabus as needed to best serve your students. You take ownership of your decisions.
You are punctual and prepared for class. You understand the syllabus and our policies. You are comfortable with presenting the class material. You can effectively manage your class time to appropriately cover all material while still adhering to specific state-regulated time requirements.
Process
Oriented: You understand there is a reason we have specific procedures and processes and make sure you follow them.
You are willing to ask for help when you need it. You accept feedback openly and are able to learn and grow from it. You possess these basic requirements Minimum of 3 years of relevant field experience High school diploma or equivalent Previous teaching experience is not required Authorized to work in the US
Market context
In Missouri, classroom teacher roles in early childhood settings are typically driven by ongoing demand for educators with infant-toddler experience and formal training in Early Childhood Education or a related field. These positions can be competitive because Montessori preparation and hands-on experience with children ages 0-3 are often required, along with standard benefits such as health, dental, vision, paid holidays, and paid time off. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your Montessori credentials and age-group experience before applying.
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