About this position

Advertising Summary: The Bachelor of Science in Health Services is seeking adjunct professors to teach a class/classes in the undergraduate program for Health Services. Are you seeking a dynamic academic position focused on teaching future health care leaders? If you are, take a look at a new opportunity in the College of Health Professions, Bachelor of Science in Health Services Program. This position will be responsible for teaching online courses and will be remote, with an onsite presence as requested by the Program Director. We are seeking individuals who have experience teaching and/or background in the following content, including, but not limited to, interprofessional content areas in healthcare such as: • Healthcare professions • Person-centered Care • Communications, interpersonal relationship skills • Leadership • Management • Economics and Finance • Research Methods • Human Growth and Development • Healthcare Technology and Innovation • Professional and Clinical Ethics To learn more about the BSHS vision and our commitment to interprofessional education, please see our current course listings. The primary objective of this position is to provide education instructional support to the Bachelor of Science in Health Services program. Supports as an instructor in all aspects of this blended interdisciplinary program. Opportunities for instruction are online Applicants will be considered on a rolling basis and based on program teaching needs. Unit: College of Health Professions MBU Department: Deans Office AHP Department Summary: Virginia Commonwealth University seeks to create a work environment and organizational culture that reflect the society and community in which it is located and a climate for the success of every employee by appreciating the uniqueness that each one brings to the workplace. Duties & Responsibilities: • Teach undergraduate courses in health services based on course needs • Develop and organize course syllabi, assignments, exa

Listing sourced from JSearch — apply there; OpenLecture never collects applications.