Adjunct Faculty – Radiologic Technology Program

About the role

The Radiologic Technology Adjunct Faculty member is responsible for providing high-quality instruction within the Radiologic Technology (RADT) program. This position involves teaching didactic, laboratory, and clinical courses, assessing student progress, and fostering a supportive learning environment that prepares students for professional careers in radiologic technology.

Responsibilities

• Teach assigned courses in the Radiologic Technology program, which may include lectures, lab instruction, and clinical education.
• Develop and implement engaging lesson plans and instructional materials in alignment with program curriculum and accreditation standards.
• Absess and evaluate student performance using a variety of assessment methods to ensure competency development.
• Supervise students in clinical settings, providing guidance and evaluation in real-world radiologic procedures.
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of industry trends, accreditation requirements, and best practices in radiologic technology education.
• Utilize instructional technologies and learning management systems to enhance student learning.
• Collaborate with faculty, clinical affiliates, and program leadership to ensure program effectiveness and continuous improvement.
• Advise and mentor students, offering academic and professional guidance.
• Participate in faculty meetings, professional development opportunities, and institutional activities as available.
• Ensure compliance with institutional policies and accreditation standards, including those set by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT).

Qualifications

• Possess a minimum of a Associate’s degree from an accredited institution in Radiologic Technology Program;
• Current American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT);
• Two (2) years of recent clinical experience in radiologic technology;
• Have experience teaching and/or precepting RADT students;
• Ability to connect and build relationships with students and colleagues from various ethnicities, ages, backgrounds, learning styles, and abilities;
• Computer competency to include Microsoft Office Suites applications;
• The gross and fine motor skills required to assist students and providing safe effective radiologic imaging services;
• The physical endurance and ability to work in a clinical setting with students for 4-6 hours;
• The physical endurance and strength sufficient to assist students with providing radiologic imaging services;
• Currently hold an unencumbered Radiologic Technologist license in WA state.

Preferred Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Radiologic Technology or related field from an accredited institution;
• Have experience with accreditation standards (JRCERT, CAHEEP);
• Prior classroom and clinical teaching experience in a community college setting;
• Experience with curriculum development and Canvas LMS.