Adjunct Instructor, Phlebotomy

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and assess clinical rotations
• Grading assignments
• Communicating with clinical partners and preceptors
• Identifying student learning needs
• Maintaining current knowledge of industry standards
• Evaluating student achievement of curricular and course objectives
• Assisting with curriculum development
• Assisting in the development, evaluation, and revision of student admission, progression, retention, and graduation policies
• Participating in program and department faculty meetings
• Participating in university functions
• Developing collaborative partnerships with clinical sites
• Expanding clinical sites
• Job placement
• Certification exam preparation

Requirements

• Current unrestricted certification as a phlebotomist or higher
• A minimum of two years recent clinical work experience as a phlebotomist in a phlebotomy lab environment
• Associate degree in healthcare related field
• Minimum of one (1) year of healthcare related teaching experience

Preferred Qualifications

• Registered Nurse (RN), licensed in the state of New Mexico
• Equivalent clinical credentialing (such as LPN, CMA, RMA, CCMA, or Certified Phlebotomy Technician)
• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Nursing, Allied Health, or a related field
• Certified Bloodborne Pathogen Instructor
• Demonstrated expertise in venipuncture, specimen handling, safety protocols, and healthcare communication

Benefits

The college offers a generous benefits package which includes medical, dental, retirement, and college tuition reimbursement.

Pay

Salary Range: DOE

Schedule

Workload averages 8–12 hours per week, depending on program needs.