Faculty Anatomy Professor - 0.3 FTE - Part Time

Responsibilities

• Actively participates in the processes of: providing student instruction, evaluating student performance, academic advising of students, assuring the availability of remedial instruction, designing, implementing, coordinating, and evaluating curriculum.
• Prepare course materials, assessments, and learning resources aligned with program and lecture objectives.
• Integrate radiographic and ultrasound imaging into anatomy instruction to enhance clinical relevance.
• Teach gross anatomy, surface anatomy, and clinical correlations to PA, Sonography and Rad Tech students.
• For MSPAS/MPH Program: Conduct cadaveric dissections, prepare pro-sections and guide students in hands-on laboratory sessions.
• Cook up a 1.5 credit hour Overview of Anatomy course in August annually.
• Lead an anatomy lecture and lab for each medical system January – December annually.
• Mentor and advise students on academic and professional development.
• Participate in curriculum development and continuous improvement initiatives of the college and related programs.
• Engage in departmental meetings, committees, and accreditation activities.
• Participate in scholarly, research, and service events.
• Participate in faculty development activities, retreats, and seminars.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in Anatomy, Physiology, or related biomedical science (PhD, MD, DO, PA, or equivalent).
• Demonstrated experience teaching anatomy in a health sciences program.
• Proficiency in cadaveric dissection and clinical application of anatomy.
• Familiarity with radiographic and ultrasound imaging techniques.
• Ability to teach basic physiology concepts.
• Competence in online teaching platforms, especially Zoom.
• Prior teaching experience with medical students, PA and/or Radiology/Sonography students.
• Experience integrating clinical cases into anatomy instruction.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Familiarity with educational technologies, such as Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and anatomic tables.