Adjunct Professor - Radiologic Technology

• Associate's degree in Radiologic Technology from an accredited program or University. (degree must be conferred on or before agreed upon start date)
• Minimum of two years, full-time experience as a registered radiologic technologist.

• Must possess a valid registry with the American Registry for Radiologic technologists (ARRT) in:
• Radiography (R)
• Must possess a valid Oklahoma driver's license for travel in state to clinical rotation sites

• Teaching Competence - Must be able to create lesson plans, content, presentations, ancillary materials, and assignments to effectively transform information to knowledge for students; have the ability to assess student learning and progress.

• Communication skills - Must be able to communicate verbally and in writing with clear, grammatically correct English. Requires interaction with supervisors, colleagues, students, using tact, discretion, and independent judgment.
• Professional skills- Must adhere to nationally acceptable radiographic standards of theory, procedure, protocol, and ethics. Must demonstrate proficiency with various radiology equipment and models. Must have the ability to evaluate x-rays in order to acquire appropriate diagnostic information and have the ability to use independent judgment to acquire the optimum diagnostic radiology information in each examination performed.
• Computer skills - Must be demonstrably proficient in Microsoft Office (MS Word, PowerPoint, Excel), as well as e-mail and Internet.
• Passion for assisting customers and representing the OSU-OKC and OSU brand with positivity and professionalism.
• Demonstrated history of ethical and professional behavior.

• Bachelor's degree preferred

• Additional certifications are a plus

• Coordinates clinical and or lab learning experiences; including coordination of preceptors and clinical affiliates
• Manages the clinical, lab, and classroom components of program including assignments and documentation
• Helps establish and maintain a master plan of clinical and or lab rotations for students
• Prepares, presents, and evaluates didactic, laboratory, and clinical content in radiologic technology.
• Maintains student and course records according to university and accreditation (HLC) standards.
• Exhibit innovative and adaptive instructional methods.
• Prepares candidates for the national registry exams while seeking to achieve pass rates above the state and national average.
• Reviews, maintains, and evaluates clinical, lab and classroom curriculum.
• Conducts Clinical and site visits per industry standards.
• Assists with clinical affiliate contracts and upkeep.
• Maintains documented, current student immunization records and/or required clinical and lab safety records (NESA) for the clinical and lab portions of the program.
• Assists the Program Director/Department Head in developing, reviewing, and updating the clinical, lab, and didactic educational objectives and competencies.
• Actively engages in retention activities including effective communication, with both students and the Program Director/Department Head, regarding student attendance and overall individual clinical, lab, and classroom progress.
• Remains current with theory and practice in the profession.
• Participates in an active advisory board for degree program.
• Follows radiation safety guidelines and protocols.
• Maintains current course schedules, outlines, objectives, and grading procedures for assigned courses.
• Alerts the Program Director/Department Head of any illegal and/or unethical behavior concerning a student or students.
• Provides annual documentation of continuing medical educational (CME) professional growth, as necessitated by the associated national registering agency (ARRT) biennium requirement.
• Completes all mandatory training.
• Fulfill all requirements as noted in the Adjunct Handbook.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

• Must be able to work a flexible schedule to include some evenings and weekends.
• Work will be performed in an office and classroom environment with a significant amount of public contact, in person, by telephone, via email, and various communication platforms.
• May be exposed to prolonged periods of time in a dim or darkly-lit room.
• May be exposed to radiation.

• Duties require extended periods of sitting, talking and listening.
• Duties require extensive use of computers, telephone and other office equipment.
• Requires possible lifting of up to 25 lbs. (If an object weights more than 45 lbs., OSU-Oklahoma City requires this to be a two-person lift).
• Must be able to move the imaging and lab equipment without assistance.

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