(HWDI) Adjunct Instructor

About the role

The HWDI Adjunct Instructor is responsible for guiding and instructing individuals pursuing careers in healthcare. This role involves academic instruction, career coaching, and workforce development support, ensuring that students are prepared for employment in healthcare settings.

Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver instructional content tailored to adult learners, including preparation for healthcare-related entrance exams (i.e., HESI A2), dosage calculation instruction, and NCLEX review.
• Provide career coaching and advising to participants interested in healthcare careers, including guidance on educational pathways, certification requirements, and job opportunities.
• Provide instruction for a pharmacy technician pre-apprenticeship program, ensuring students receive foundational knowledge and hands-on training to prepare for certification and employment.
• Assist students with career readiness skills such as resume writing, interview preparation, and professional communication.
• Foster partnerships with healthcare employers to identify workforce needs and align educational offerings with industry demand.
• Conduct outreach and recruitment efforts to engage adult learners in healthcare education and training programs.
• Monitor student progress and provide individualized support to help students achieve their educational and career goals.
• Work with community organizations and workforce development agencies to enhance training and job placement opportunities for students.
• Stay current with industry trends, certification standards, and healthcare workforce needs to ensure program relevance and effectiveness.
• Plan, teach and evaluate student work
• Assist with student registration, assessment, orientation/counseling
• Assist with graduation
• Administer and interpret scores for TABE, CASAS, and high school equivalency practice exams for student placement and instruction
• Organize and maintain confidential program and student files as well as report documentation, including maintaining correct student sign-in sheets