Clinical Instructor

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The Division of Radiologic Science is recruiting for a faculty member to join our new Ultrasound Program.

The faculty member will be responsible for participating and providing support for the development, implementation and evaluation of the philosophy, outcomes, policies, and curricular components of the Sonography program:
o Responsible for supervision and evaluation in the clinical setting
o Program content and student learning experiences within the curriculum.
o Revisions in all course materials and experiences based on curricular changes and refinements and course evaluations.
o Effectiveness assessment of curriculum design.
o Compliance with accreditation standards and requirements affecting Sonography education.
o Active role in accreditation activities.
o Teaches and Designs Courses in area(s) where qualified.

Required: Bachelor's degree in a related field
- Experience as a diagnostic medical sonographer
- Experience didactic teaching in an accredited diagnostic medical
sonography program and experience clinical teaching in an accredited diagnostic medical sonography program
- ARDMS credentialed in sonography with a minimum of abdomen, OB/Gyn certification
and at least one from the following: vascular, pediatrics, and breast

Preferred: Master's degree in healthcare or education related field
- Clinical and/or teaching experience

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