Adjunct Instructor of Microbiology

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Course Description: Microbiology (BIO 280) is a survey of the world of microorganisms. Topics include microbial morphology, metabolism, and genetics; culture characteristics and identification; basic immunologic concepts; theory of disease processes; and applied microbiology as it relates to food and water. This course emphasizes the importance of microorganisms in the health care environment and everyday life and is designed for students in allied health and laboratory technology fields. Course Details: 4 Credits (Instructors are paid one extra credit for lab). 2027 Spring Semester from 01/19/2027 to 05/06/2027. Daytime section: Tuesdays and Thursdays. Lecture period: 12:00 - 1:20pm. Lab period:1:30 to 2:50pm. Evening section: Tuesdays and Thursdays. Lecture 3:30 to 4:50pm. Lab period 5:00 to 6:20pm. Education and/or Experience: RequiredMaster's Degree or higher in Biology, Microbiology or a related discipline Previous experience teaching Microbiology, with a lab component PreferredMinimum of one year teaching experience Special Conditions: PA residency required Essential Duties and Responsibilities:Provide primary instruction and lab skills training, using the approved course curriculum and lab equipment. Monitor student progress, provide individualized student feedback, remedial support, and referrals as appropriate. Maintain all student records by entering student grades and withdrawals promptly, and upon completion of the course, provide students with the final course grade and evaluation. Maintain a safe environment for students in the lab and demonstrate compliance with procedures and protocols for lab cleanliness and standards. Adhere to procedures and policies and maintain good communication and working relationships with faculty, staff, and lab assistants. Participate in teacher meetings and professional development activities as required. Participate in course assessment, as well as Title IX and Cyber training.

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