Aurora Public Schools·Aurora, Colorado
The instructor will teach college-level Health Professions and Behavioral Health courses to high school students within the P-TECH model. They will collaborate with the Community College of Aurora to facilitate a seamless transition for students into higher education.
We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated educator to join our team as a High School Instructor for Health Professions & Behavioral Health. This role is integral to our Pathways in Technology Early College (P-TECH) model, where you will have the unique opportunity to teach college-level Health Professions (HPR) courses to high school students, preparing them for future careers in healthcare and behavioral health. As a concurrent enrollment faculty member, you will partner with the Community College of Aurora, ensuring a seamless transition for students into higher education.
Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a health-related field and possess a valid Colorado teaching certification. Experience in teaching health-related courses at the high school or college level is required.
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