Nuclear Medicine - Clinical Coordinator - Faculty/Instructor

South College

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20,000 Students

10 Campuses

Competency Based Education

Online

Duties:

Support the Department Chair or Program Director with any clinical and student placement or education needs in compliance of the programmatic clinical requirements.

Establish and assess all clinical site partnerships and affiliated agreements on a weekly basis to ensure the program meets current clinical placement student needs, while working to exceed the programmatic clinical placement seat requirements to allow for program growth.

Coordinate, evaluate, and supervise the program's clinical operations.

Respond in a timely manner to information request from internal and external stakeholders, upholding professional communication standards as defined by the institution.

Provide student counseling and advising, as required.

Maintain real-time student clinical records, including clinical hours and quarterly grades, affiliation agreements, and compliance with institutional and regulatory standards.

Maintain and encourage valid evaluation of each student by clinical instructor, facility department managers, licensed professionals.

Plan, coordinate and schedule student clinical rotations to align with curriculum, lesson plans, and program outcomes.

Coordinate evaluations of clinical sites, faculty/student experiences, and/or performance.

Evaluate and update performance objectives to ensure meaningful clinical learning experiences.

Adhere to South College's Commitment to Behavior Standards.

Requirements

Education:

Earned master's degree in radiologic science or related from an accredited academic institution.

Experience:

Minimum of 4 years of professional experience post-certification nuclear medicine technology experience.

Minimum of 2 years of academic appointment with teaching experience in the didactic and/or clinical setting of a nuclear medicine technology program.

Familiarity with JRCNMT accreditation processes.

Curriculum development experience

Familiarity with planning, assessment, and evaluation processes.

Licensure:

Must hold certification and registration in nuclear medicine technology from a national certification board and license in good standing in the state of hire (if required by the state).