Full Time Faculty- Radiologic Technology

Primary Functions:

The Educator must be able to teach a practical class using instructional strategies to make the course a thought-provoking, engaging, and positive environment for the students. Other duties will include assigning and grading homework, tests, and projects, reporting student learning outcomes, and anything determined by the college that is required during the semester. Additional responsibilities will involve support of the Medical Imaging Department activities and goals.

Other Key Responsibilities:

• Daily checking of Trocaire email

• Completion of all requested reports and grade submissions

• Completion and submission of the class evaluation at the end of the semester

• Being available to your students throughout the semester, both by phone and email, through set office hours

• Attending meetings as required by the program director.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Holds, at a minimum, a bachelor's degree in Radiologic Sciences, Physics, or Education in a closely related field from a regionally accredited institution

• 1-3 years of College level Radiologic Technology teaching experience at a JRCERT accredited school of Radiologic Technology

• 3-5 years of radiologic technology experience in a healthcare related setting

• NYS (R) License required; ARRT (R) preferred

• Must be detail-oriented and have robust communication skills

• Course and curriculum leadership with demonstrated course development experience

• Sensitivity to learning disabilities and diverse cultures

Job Specific Competencies:

• Instructional skills and knowledge in the discipline

• Curriculum development skills

• Ability to assess course outcomes and student learning

• Gives honest and helpful feedback, and supports the success of others

• Course Advisement

• Facilitation

• Outcomes measurement

• Record Keeping

• Basic competency in the use of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and other Microsoft Office products

Essential Job Functions:

Job functions include (but are not limited to) the following:

• Ability to interact effectively with a diverse population

• Communication - Conveys information in a clear manner, ensures that others understand, asks for input, listens actively and ensures others' opinions are heard, assures/facilitates discussion and respect in the classroom and throughout the College campus

• Instruction in Fundamental Physics, Radiographic Equipment, and Quality Assurance

• Curriculum and Course development

• Advise Students on academics

• Assess and report student learning outcomes

• Participates in College committees/events

Position Specifications and Working Conditions:

• General classroom and office environment

• Work is indoors

• Uses computers and other technology for the preparation and teaching of classes as well as for communication

• May sit or stand for extended periods