Full-Time Faculty: Radiologic Technology Clinical Coordinator

United States·Kirtlandmid

Healthcare ClinicalClinical Coordinator

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Requirements Summary

Required by JRCERT Standards Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Radiologic Technology or closely related field. Current ARRT(R) and Ohio Radiologic License. ≥2 years full-time clinical experience as a radiographer.

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Healthcare ClinicalClinical Coordinator

The Clinical Coordinator will coordinate, supervise, and evaluate all Radiologic Technology clinical education to ensure timely, equitable, and educationally valid experiences that meet program objectives and JRCERT Standards. Teaches assigned didactic/clinical courses and supports ongoing program assessment and improvement. This position includes committee participation and continuous program improvement.

Responsibilities

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→Coordinate, schedule, and evaluate student clinical rotations across all affiliates; ensure equitable access and 1:1 supervision ratios and enforcement of direct/indirect supervision and repeat-image policies.
→Maintain clinical evaluation tools, competency tracking, and documentation in compliance with JRCERT requirements; conduct regular site visits and monitor student progress.
→Align clinical education with didactic sequence; participate in curriculum updates, assessment cycles, and affiliate onboarding/evaluations.
→Maintain regular communication with clinical preceptors and site leadership; convene meetings and provide faculty/preceptor development as needed.
→Teach assigned courses; advise students; contribute to college/division/service work and ongoing accreditation activities.

Requirements

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Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Radiologic Technology or closely related field.
Current ARRT(R) and Ohio Radiologic License.
≥2 years full-time clinical experience as a radiographer.
≥1 year experience as an instructor in a JRCERT-accredited program (minimum); knowledge of clinical supervision and student assessment.

Nice to Have

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Master’s degree; ≥2 years teaching in a JRCERT-accredited program; prior clinical coordination/supervision experience.
Active participation in professional organizations such as ASRT, or AEIRS.
Evidence of professional development in educational methodology or advanced imaging technologies.

What We Offer

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This is a tenure-track, full-time faculty position with a 178-day academic year contract (two 16-week semesters plus 18 additional days). Compensation and benefits are competitive and commensurate with qualifications and experience, as outlined in the Lakeland Faculty Association Agreement. There will be six-weeks of extended time, with the expectation to teach the summer term.