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Diagnostic Medical Sonography Instructor - Adjunct

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Keiser University

Fort Lauderdale, FL (In Person)

Part-Time

Posted 4 weeks ago (Updated 2 weeks ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/11/2026

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Diagnostic Medical Sonography Instructor - Adjunct Keiser University - 3.3 Fort Lauderdale, FL Job Details Part-time 23 hours ago Qualifications Direct patient care Clinic experience Image evaluation in sonography Associate's degree Full Job Description Instructors are responsible for leveraging their expertise to deliver education services to students through: Planning and organizing instructional methods and resources Programmatic accreditation (if applicable) Facilitating student engagement in the classroom/learning environment Working one-on-one with students Assessing students and providing developmental feedback
Position Requirements:
Associate degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Ultrasound Technology, or a closely related field required; bachelor's degree is preferred. Current ARDMS certifications in at least two of Abdomen (AB), OBGYN, and/or Vascular Technology (RVT) Minimum of 2+ years of current field/clinical experience in diagnostic medical sonography is required Prior teaching, clinical instruction, precepting, or student supervision experience in an academic or healthcare setting preferred. Strong knowledge of sonographic principles, patient care, imaging protocols, and a commitment to supporting student learning and program success.