Assistant Clinical Professor of Health Sciences and Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) Program Coordinator

Location: Corpus Christi, TX (Texas A&M University‑Corpus Christi). Posting #: 7370433. Posted September 11, 2026. Application open until filled.

Job Description

The College of Nursing and Health Sciences (CONHS) at Texas A&M University‑Corpus Christi invites applications for a non‑tenure‑track Assistant Clinical Professor and Program Coordinator for the Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) Program, beginning as early as Spring 2027. This is a 9‑month academic appointment with a possible summer appointment, located on the Corpus Christi campus. Faculty are required to be physically on campus as needed to contribute to the academic mission of the College and University.

Responsibilities

• Maintain the quality and effectiveness of the MLS program and ensure compliance with NAACLS standards.
• Sustain and develop affiliations and educational opportunities with regional healthcare institutions.
• Provide leadership for continuous program improvement and identify opportunities to strengthen and advance the program.
• Teach undergraduate MLS lecture and laboratory courses within areas of expertise.
• Lead curriculum development, student learning, and program assessment.
• Oversee accreditation processes and coordinate clinical education and affiliations.
• Contribute to student recruitment, admissions, mentoring, advising, and support.
• Monitor student progress and program outcomes.
• Foster relationships with healthcare organizations and clinical partners.
• Participate in College, University, and professional service activities, including active committee work.

Required Qualifications

• Master’s degree in an appropriate field (e.g., science, Medical Laboratory Science, or business administration).
• Current national certification as a Medical Laboratory Scientist, MLS(ASCP)CM.
• At least three (3) years of MLS experience, demonstrated leadership experience, and the ability to meet NAACLS qualifications for program directors.
• Demonstrated capacity to teach core Medical Laboratory Science lecture and laboratory courses, with expertise in one or more areas including microbiology, hematology, immunohematology, and immunology/serology.

Preferred Qualifications

• Ph.D., Ed.D., DCLS, or other relevant doctoral degree (advanced ABD considered if conferred at the time of appointment).
• Experience with NAACLS accreditation processes.
• Experience with distance‑learning platforms, video‑conferencing tools, and innovative instructional technologies.
• Ability to teach across multiple Medical Laboratory Science content areas.
• Ability to work collaboratively across disciplines and with health‑care organizations and community partners.