College of Western Idaho·Nampa, Idaho
Deliver high-quality health sciences instruction across in-person and online environments while maintaining academic standards. Support student success by monitoring progress, providing feedback, and fostering an engaging learning environment.
Reports To: Dean, School of Health
Position Status: Part-Time, Non Benefited (non-student)
Share your expertise and make a lasting impact on future healthcare professionals. As an Adjunct Health Sciences Instructor, you will deliver engaging, high-quality instruction that supports student success in a variety of learning environments, including in-person, online, and technology-enhanced classrooms. This flexible, part-time role may include evening, weekend, or off-campus teaching assignments and offers the opportunity to help students achieve their academic and career goals.
Why Join CWI?
At the College of Western Idaho (CWI), you will work in a dynamic, collaborative environment where problem-solving and innovation are valued, and your contributions directly enhance the efficiency of the institution.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, gender identity, sexual orientation, or any other applicable legally protected status.
Requires a Master's degree in health science or a related field with at least 12 graduate credits in the discipline. Candidates must reside in Idaho and possess experience in teaching adult learners or at the community college level.
Market context
In Idaho, adjunct medical terminology roles tend to favor candidates with strong academic credentials and prior teaching experience, especially with adult learners or community college students. Competition is often shaped by how closely applicants match the discipline requirements and local residency expectations. Review the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then tailor your application to show your master’s degree, 12 graduate credits, and relevant teaching experience.