DPTH Lab Assistant

Hybrid DPT Program Lab AssistantThe Harrisburg University DPT program is a hybrid 3-year program. Lab assistants support the core and adjunct faculty during on-site lab experiences. DPT program lab immersions are scheduled in 4-to-7-day blocks of time, typically in late February, mid-April, early July, mid-August, mid-October, and late November. Lab assistants are involved in the development and evaluation of the learners within the educational principles and policies and procedures of the DPT program. Lab assistants are required to participate in annual DPT program training and development activities. Training and development sessions occur in a hybrid format quarterly and in conjunction with scheduled on-site lab immersion sessions annually.Key AccountabilitiesProvides demonstration of psychomotor skills to learnersWorks cooperatively and under the direction of the DPT core faculty member/course instructorProvides constructive feedback in a way that enhances learningEvaluates learner performance given a grading checklist or rubricAssists in grading written work as needed as related to patient documentationMonitors and supports the activities of learners to ensure that standard policies and practices are followed; enforces all lab safety protocolsProvides training and assistance in the use of equipment to ensure efficient usageProvides input and contributes to the coordination, implementation and evaluation of individual courses and overall curriculum within the college as requestedParticipates in faculty development/trainingPerforms other duties as assigned or requiredExpectations Of All StaffApplies best efforts and full capability each day to the work assigned by their manager.Advises the manager when: An assignment is not understood. An assignment conflicts with knowledge of the circumstances, current skills, or available time/resources. Obstacles to completing the assignment exist or are likely to occur. Opportunities to better complete or improve the assignment exist or may occur.Understands and demonstrates our cultural expectations.Minimum QualificationsDPT degree or PT (PT or MSPT) degreeMinimum of one (1) year full-time clinical experienceActive, unencumbered PA Physical Therapy licenseKnowledge, skill and ability to effectively demonstrate and provide accurate feedback to DPT learners regarding PT exam techniques, interventions, monitoring, and reassessmentEffective communication skillsAbility to work cooperatively within a faculty teamAble to accept constructive feedbackAbility to maintain a learner-first focusAdherence to professional standards, including the APTA Core Values and Code of EthicsAbility to facilitate learner acquisition of the skills and abilities required for entry-level clinical practiceWork HoursThe university work week is Sunday through Saturday. Most administrative offices are open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. To accommodate the college's business needs, employees may be assigned to other workdays and/or hours, including weekends and evenings. Employees may be required to work overtime. Please speak to your direct supervisor regarding your position-specific expected schedule. Harrisburg University of Science and Technology