Phlebotomy Instructor

This is a Part-Time Continuing Education Workforce Development (CEWD) instructor pool for available assignments during the academic year. Applications are considered and reviewed based on departmental needs. Should a review of your application result in the intent to pursue your candidacy, you will be contacted by phone or email for an interview.

• Teach a variety of phlebotomy courses which may be scheduled days, nights, weekends and/or online
• Provide educational assistance to students during regularly scheduled class times
• Provide classroom and clinical instruction using a variety of teaching strategies to achieve course and program learning outcomes
• Observe students in the clinical setting as needed
• Prepare and distribute course outline / syllabi to students
• Maintain relationships with clinical affiliates to ensure excellent learning opportunities for students
• Maintain a time and effort report of daily activities for grants reporting
• Recommends and identifies programs and/or course improvements as needed to the CEWD Director of Health Programs
• Participates in curriculum development and/or revisions as needed
• Participates in textbook selection as needed
• Identifies and reacts promptly, appropriately, and decisively in correcting safety issues
• Monitors and documents student attendance/retention
• Complies with CEWD department and ACC policies and procedures
• Participates in program meetings
• Grades assignments, returns graded assignments, and assigns final grades for all students in a timely manner
• Monitors all equipment and supply inventory and makes recommendations to the CEWD Director of Health Programs for purchases
• Secures consumable supplies as well as educational materials after class in a secure location
• Assists ACC in the marketing of the Phlebotomy Program
• Analyzes, reports and updates the CEWD Director of Health Programs on the outcome of course learning objectives and overall course progress
• Assists in the resolution of student issues in the courses being taught
• Adheres to Alvin Community College's policies and procedures
• Attends institutional meetings as required

• High school diploma or GED
• Current licensure or certification as a Phlebotomy Technician
• One (1) year work experience as a Phlebotomy Technician

• Associate's degree in Medical Technology from an accredited post-secondary institution and current licensure or certification preferred
• Two (2) years of previous teaching experience, preferably at an accredited post-secondary institution
• Two (2) years of previous clinical experience in supervising students