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Massage Therapy Clinical Coordinator
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Arnold/Main Campus
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| In collaboration with the Massage Therapy (MAS) Academic Chair, the clinical coordinator is responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing the on-campus Student Massage Clinic. The clinical coordinator coordinates the clinic’s operations to include but not limited to communicating with faculty, staff, students, and the community and coordinating and supervising students in the clinic. In addition, the clinical coordinator is responsible for establishing a service-learning component for the students’ clinical experience, to include but not limited to, networking with community partners to coordinate chair massage events and supervising students participating in these off-campus events. The clinical coordinator is responsible for tracking job placement of program graduates and identifying potential employers to assist program graduates with job placement. The clinical coordinator teaches 20 FLH in the MAS curriculum per academic year, including the summer term. |
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Technical Support Assistant (Temporary)
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Arnold/Main Campus
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| The Technical Support Assistant works under the direction of a senior staff member(s) and provides on-site basic technical support for Service Desk, Client Services, Asset Management and Audio Visual Services. |
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Part-time Paramedic Instructor
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Arnold/Main Campus
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| We're looking for instructors that are enthusiastic and engaging with students, and willing to be a team player with other full time and part time faculty and staff members. The Paramedic Instructor is responsible for delivering high-quality education and training to paramedic students, preparing them for state and national certification exams and field practice. The instructor develops, implements and grades within the paramedic curriculum, conducts classroom lectures, hands-on skills labs, and mentors during clinical rotations. This role requires collaboration with full-time instructors, Director of EMS, medical directors, clinical sites, and EMS agencies to ensure students receive comprehensive and current paramedic education. The instructor is also responsible for maintaining their own certifications and continuing education to stay updated with advancements in emergency medical services. |
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Instructor/Assistant Professor, Nursing (Multiple Positions)
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Arnold/Main Campus
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| The positions in nursing are in the following specialty areas: Practical Nursing, Medical Surgical Nursing and/or Maternity/Pediatrics. The PN program is year-round; summer hours are expected. Teaching in PN and/or RN is expected
Faculty for the Nursing department should demonstrate initiative, creativity, enthusiasm, and collaboration with the ability to work flexible hours including some weekends and evenings to accommodate the department and college needs. A strong candidate will demonstrate a proven ability to teach introductory nursing students who are part of a diverse student population. |
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Diesel Technology Instructor
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Arnold/Main Campus
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| Part time evening instructor position. Instructor is responsible for classroom and lab instruction in Diesel Technology trade. The instructor will follow the curriculum outline and learning expectations. Content is housed in Canvas (online learning platform). Instructors must have some computer experience, expertise in the trade and the ability to effectively manage a classroom. Prior teaching experience is not required. A desire to share your knowledge of the industry with future skilled trades workers is a must! Instructors will be required to adhere to Anne Arundel Community College’s Adjunct Faculty Instructional policies and procedures. |