Little Medical School Instructor (Part-Time)

Job Description

Job Description

Inspire the next generation of doctors, veterinarians, scientists, and healthcare heroes.

Do you light up when talking about science? Do you love working with children? Are you looking for a meaningful job where you can spark curiosity and confidence in young learners?

At Little Medical School, we believe children learn best by doing. Through hands-on experiments, role play, and interactive STEM activities, our instructors help children discover the fascinating world of medicine, veterinary science, and healthcare.

Every class is designed to inspire curiosity, encourage questions, and remind children that they are capable of incredible things.

We're looking for enthusiastic, dependable instructors who are passionate about science and love making learning fun.

What You'll Do

• Lead engaging, hands-on STEM and medical classes for children ages 4-12
• Inspire curiosity through interactive activities, experiments, and role play
• Help children explore careers in medicine, healthcare, veterinary science, and science
• Create a safe, inclusive, and encouraging learning environment
• Encourage children to ask questions, think critically, and solve problems
• Arrive prepared and ready to deliver high-energy, memorable classes
• Communicate professionally with parents and school staff

This Role Is Perfect For

• Pre-med and medical students
• Nursing students
• Physician Assistant students
• Veterinary students
• STEM majors
• Teachers and education majors
• Child development and psychology students
• Healthcare professionals looking for meaningful part-time work
• Anyone who believes learning should be fun

Requirements

• Passionate about science, medicine, healthcare, or STEM
• Outstanding with children
• Reliable, punctual, and professional
• Energetic, patient, and encouraging
• Comfortable leading groups of children
• A strong communicator who can explain big ideas in simple, exciting ways
• Coachable and eager to continue learning

Experience in education, healthcare, nursing, medicine, veterinary medicine, science, child development, camps, museums, or youth programming is a plus—but not required.

Benefits

Competitive pay of $20-$35 per hour

Flexible scheduling that works around school or another job

Paid training and curriculum provided

All lesson plans, supplies, and teaching materials included

Sponsored First Aid/CPR certification

Opportunities for advancement into Lead Instructor and Program Lead roles

End-of-season bonus program for Lead Instructors

Referral bonuses of $100-$200 for every successful instructor hire

Recognition through Instructor of the Season and Instructor of the Year awards

Free programming for your immediate family and discounts for friends

A supportive team that believes learning should be exciting