About this position
Status: Part-time instructor, midday classes in Winter semester Position Accountabilities and Essential Functions: Are you interested in positively impacting students' lives? We are seeking collaborative, energetic, and innovative pathophysiology adjunct instructor who is committed to student retention and success. the instructor is responsible for establishing and promoting an effective learning environment to maximize student learning. The instructor may be assigned to teach the pathophysiology course in a traditional face-to-face classroom and/or blended/hybrid settings as needed in the Science and Mathematics Division at Delta College. SPECIFIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Understanding of and ability to work with a diverse student population Use of email, internet-based resources, and common Microsoft Office software Ability to teach in a variety of formats, including incorporating online learning systems Understanding of ADA requirements and willingness to create accessible materials Effective interpersonal skills Understanding Delta College's Mission/Vision/Values Required Qualifications: REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Master's degree in biology with relevant coursework or a professional degree in the medical field with experience in internal medicine Two years of full time experience or the equivalent working in a relevant medical field Ability to teach on a Delta campus or learning center Additional Experiences Considered: ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCES CONSIDERED: Teaching experience at the community college level Recent experience in teaching pathophysiology in an active learning environment
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- $2,656/ course, n=277
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- $1,124/ course, n=30
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