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Medical Assisting Instructor (Westminster Campus) in Westminster
Teach medical assisting courses and hands-on skills labs as a part-time or secondary instructor. Support student success through engaging instruction, skills coaching, competency evaluation, and curriculum development across diverse learning environments.
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EHS Education/Disabilities Manager in La Junta
Ensure the development and implementation of appropriate educational experiences for all Early Head Start children in accordance with Head Start Performance Standards and Otero College CDS policies and practices.
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Peer Support Specialist, Adjunct Instructor in Denver
This position reports to the respective Department Chair and works collaboratively with other discipline faculty and the Dean of Social and Behavioral Sciences. The instructor assignment involves teaching introductory behavioral health course and related courses via multiple modalities. Teaching may occur in person/on campus or online including nights and weekends and will have the option for additional summer teaching for additional pay. This position requires the candidate to live in Colorado with access to Auraria Campus for in-person teaching, however, may have flexibility to teach online or hybrid. This is not a fully online or remote position.
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Bilingual Educational Access Specialist in Denver
The Educational Access Specialist (EAS) is responsible for carrying out the mission and vision of the Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) program, a federally-funded TRIO program that focuses on assisting low-income, first-generation participants access postsecondary education. As a college access program, the EAS primarily assists adult students,19 years of age or older, navigate educational and workforce pathways by providing technical assistant, building motivation and confidence along with eliminating socio-economic barriers for program participants. Specifically, the EOC EASs establish relationships with selected community agencies, organizations, and educational institutions, in order to assist students and provide intense counseling services that include career exploration, financial aid, scholarships, school selection and admissions, and other postsecondary access and success supports. EOC EASs may also conduct evening and weekend workshops and advising sessions around the services.
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TRIO-EOC Administrative Coordinator – Grant-Funded in Denver
This position is fully grant-funded and contingent upon continued funding. The Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) is a federally funded TRIO program serving eligible adults, with an emphasis on low-income and first-generation participants, across the five-county Denver metropolitan service area. The program helps participants access secondary credential completion, postsecondary education, career training, and workforce-aligned pathways. The Administrative Coordinator organizes and coordinates the people, processes, systems, financial activities, records, and administrative resources that support EOC operations. Working under the direction of the EOC Director, the position supervises student employees; coordinates front-office coverage, participant intake, scheduling, and documentation processes; maintains program databases and reporting workflows; supports preparation of the Annual Performance Report and other required reports; monitors budget and procurement activities; and collaborates with institutional departments to resolve operational needs. The Coordinator exercises independent judgment in prioritizing responsibilities, addressing routine administrative and data-quality issues, improving workflows, and elevating significant fiscal, compliance, personnel, or programmatic concerns to EOC leadership.
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