Diagnostic Medical Sonography Instructor - PRN

Summary This role involves educating students in general education, health studies, or professional courses by providing instructional experiences aligned with institutional goals. Responsibilities include creating a supportive learning environment that promotes critical thinking, investigation, self-direction, and respect for individual differences. The instructor advises and tutors students, assesses academic progress, and utilizes data to improve curriculum and teaching methods, ensuring students develop competent skills and responsible citizenship. They demonstrate professionalism by staying current with industry trends and collaborate within the department and university through committee work, faculty governance, and campus activities. Qualifications include a minimum of a Baccalaureate degree in a relevant field, with enrollment in a Master's program and a plan for completion, or a terminal degree in the discipline. Applicants should have at least three years of related or clinical experience and hold current licensure or certification appropriate to their practice area in the state.