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Basic Anatomy and Physiology Adjunct Instructor (ADJT26)
State of South Carolina
Aiken Technical College
Location
South Carolina, 29210
Salary
$34 - $34
per hour
Type
Part-Time
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Job Description
Summary
This job is for part-time instructors at Aiken Technical College who teach basic anatomy and physiology courses, covering both hands-on lab work and classroom theory while managing students and preparing materials like syllabi and lesson plans.
It's ideal for educators with a background in biology or health sciences who enjoy guiding students in a community college setting.
Candidates should be organized, student-focused, and comfortable with administrative tasks alongside teaching.
Key Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in a related field such as biology, anatomy, physiology, or health sciences
- Or, Associate’s degree combined with demonstrated competencies in teaching anatomy and physiology
- Experience or skills in delivering hands-on instruction and theoretical lectures
- Ability to develop and maintain course syllabi and lesson plans
- Proficiency in classroom management and student supervision
- Capability to recommend instructional materials, lab facilities, and equipment
- Commitment to following established course syllabi and guidelines
Full Job Description
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Instruction including hands on and theory, classroom management, and administrative tasks that may include reports, syllabus and lesson plan development. Prepare and/or maintain current course syllabi for course taught. Ensure that course is taught in accordance with the established syllabi. Recommend for approval adequate instructional materials for course. Recommend adequate laboratory facilities/equipment for assigned course. Supervision of students.
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