The faculty member will be responsible for: Instructional delivery in Surgical Services, including Sterile Processing, Surgical Technology, and related coursework; Curriculum development and ongoing curriculum management to ensure alignment with industry standards, accreditation requirements, and evolving workforce needs; Supervision and coordination of compliance and regulatory standards, including documentation, accreditation reporting, and adherence to institutional and clinical site requirements; Student assessment and success support, including evaluation of learning outcomes, remediation planning, and mentorship; Professional and institutional engagement, including participation in division committees, community outreach, advisory board collaboration, and continuous professional development; Collaboration with program leadership, including the Program Director and Clinical Coordinator, to maintain strong clinical partnerships and ensure high‑quality experiential learning; Support for online and blended learning, including course development, instructional design, and technology integration; Full Time Faculty teaching assignments will be based on student and program needs and will include lecture, lab, and clinical components. Courses are offered fall, spring, and summer semesters and include day and evening hours hosted at a variety of classroom locations and healthcare facilities. Local travel will be required.