Clinical Instructor, Respiratory Care

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General Description Clinical Instructors responsibilities include the supervision and evaluation of clinical lab and/or patient care experiences as assigned by Director of Clinical Education Characteristics, Duties, and Responsibilities Evaluate cognitive, psychomotor and affective skills of students. - Direct students to clinical situations, which would provide students with opportunities to meet goals and objectives, increase skills and pass competency evaluations. - Supervise student's skill practice and clinical patient care. - Ensure accurate and safe skill performance by students; correct and remediate as appropriate. - Maintain a safe practice environment. - Complete assigned competency rating forms and review with students. - Utilize evidence-based principles of current respiratory practice for clinical experience. - Adhere to professional standards and legal guidelines of practice. - Consult with the Director of Clinical Education regarding observed student behavior, attitude, and skills that are unacceptable such as: o Content or skill weakness in a given area. o Behavior or attitude problems which, in the opinion of the clinical instructor, is counter-productive to Respiratory Care and patients o Lack of technical competence. - Be a role model demonstrating responsible and professional Respiratory Therapist behavior. - Attends scheduled department staff meetings. - Participate in on-going training as assigned by Director of Clinical Education to ensure inter-rater reliability - Document student progress and competency using the Trajecsys® Clinical Management Tracking software; maintain privacy of all passwords and student information- Participate in semester end clinical and laboratory proficiency testing. Other duties as assigned. Education Requirements An Associate in Science degree or Respiratory Care is required or an Associate's degree with the general education requirements needed to become a Respiratory Therapist. Valid Registered Respiratory Th

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