Radiography Adjunct Instructor - Radiation Sciences

About this position

Advertising Summary: The Department of Radiation Sciences seeks a radiography lab instructor to teach and supervise students to use medical imaging equipment, safely position patients, and practice proper radiation protection in a hands-on laboratory setting. Unit: College of Health Professions MBU Department: Radiologic Technology Department Summary: The Department of Radiation Sciences welcomes you! We offer B.S. in Clinical Radiation Sciences with concentrations in Nuclear Medicine Technology, Radiation Therapy, Radiography, and Diagnostic Medical Sonography. As Virginia's only B.S. program with content specific to all modalities, you have the opportunity to prepare for the technical and professional demands of the 21st century. Duties & Responsibilities: The instructor will supervise an open laboratory time for students and perform the following duties: • Demonstrate Procedures: Show proper patient positioning and equipment operation using energized and non-energized X-ray labs • Supervise Practice: Guide small student groups through hands-on psychomotor skill training. • Enforce Safety: Ensure strict compliance with radiation safety rules and patient care standards. • Coordination with faculty: Collaborate with course faculty to ensure the appropriate coordination and bridging between classroom theories and clinical applications. Qualifications: Minimum Qualifications • Baccalaureate degree • Current radiography certification by ARRT • 3 years clinical experience as a diagnostic radiographer Preferred Qualifications • Master’s degree or higher • 10 years’ experience as a diagnostic radiographer • 3 years’ experience as a collegiate educator in radiologic sciences Salary Range: $4,000 - $9,000 (commensurate with experience) Benefits: All VCU employee types are eligible for a wide array of benefits to support you during your employment at VCU. Consult the benefits website for information on benefits eligibility according to employee type. FLS

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