Medical Lab Technician Instructor

Teaching
1. Teach courses in Medical Lab Assistant and Medical Lab Technician programs, covering topics such as clinical chemistry, microbiology, hematology, blood banking, and other relevant disciplines.
2. Develop and implement curriculum materials, lesson plans, and instructional activities to meet program objectives and student learning outcomes.
3. Conduct laboratory sessions, demonstrations, and exercises to provide hands-on learning experiences for students, ensuring safety protocols are followed at all times.
4. Supervise and assist students in laboratory work, offering guidance and support to enhance their understanding and skill development.
5. Maintain laboratory equipment, supplies, and facilities in a clean, organized, and functional condition, performing routine maintenance and troubleshooting as needed.
6. Prepare laboratory materials and resources for classes each week, including setting up experiments, demonstrations, and other instructional materials.
7. Collaborate with program faculty and staff to assess program effectiveness, review curriculum content and identify opportunities for improvement.
8. Participate in departmental meetings, professional development activities, and college committees as required.
9. Provide academic advising and support to students, helping them navigate program requirements, career pathways, and academic success strategies.
10. Adhere to college policies and procedures, including those related to academic integrity, student conduct, and safety regulations

Curriculum Development and Program Assessment
1. Participate in the planning, implementation, evaluation, and revision of the medical lab technician program curriculum.
2. Collaborate with faculty to ensure consistency and continuity across courses.
3. Develop and assess student learning outcomes and implement continuous quality improvement initiatives.
4. Participate in program evaluation, accreditation activities, and regulatory reporting.

Professional Development
1. Maintain current knowledge and clinical expertise through continuing education and professional development.
2. Remain current with best practices, instructional technology, and healthcare.
3. Participate in ongoing self-evaluation and implement improvements to teaching effectiveness.
4. Maintain all professional licensure, certifications, and credentials required for the position.

College and Community Service
1. Participate in faculty meetings, college committees, task forces, and departmental activities.
2. Assist with student recruitment, orientation, registration, advising, retention, and graduation activities.
3. Participate in faculty selection and mentoring activities as assigned.
4. Develop and maintain positive relationships with clinical agencies, healthcare partners, and community organizations.
s. Support program and institutional accreditation efforts.
6. Assist with departmental planning, budgeting, and achievement of strategic goals.
7. Represent the College through community engagement and professional activities that promote the mission and values of Louisiana Delta Community College.
8. Perform other duties as assigned.

The minimum qualifications for this faculty position require a Bachelor's degree in Medical Lab Sciences or a related field from a regionally accredited institution and be certified as a medical laboratory scientist (MLS) or technician (MLT) by ASCP. The candidate must possess professional experience working in medical laboratory settings, demonstrating expertise across core disciplines such as clinical chemistry, microbiology, hematology, and blood banking. Essential skills include basic computer literacy and proficiency in utilizing instructional technologies and software to enhance the teaching and learning environment. The ideal candidate must exhibit strong communication and interpersonal skills necessary to effectively engage and support students from diverse backgrounds, alongside a clear dedication to student success and a commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment. Furthermore, the applicant must demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively with colleagues, administrators, and industry partners to promote program excellence and student achievement and show a proven commitment to professional growth and lifelong learning within the field of medical lab sciences. Finally, teaching experience at the post-secondary level is preferred but not required, particularly within a community college or similar educational setting.

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