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Biomedical Science Instructor Salem High School Career and Technical Education Center (CTE) Salem ... This two-year program prepares students for high-demand careers in medicine, genetics ...

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Biomedical Science Teacher

Biomedical Science Teacher

Salem School District

Salem, NH • On-site

$47.90K - $61.90K/yr

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Posted 6 days ago

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Biomedical Science Instructor

Salem High School Career and Technical Education Center (CTE)

Salem High School's Career and Technical Education Center is seeking a dynamic Biomedical Science Instructor for this outstanding, laboratory-based program. This two-year program prepares students for high-demand careers in medicine, genetics, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and biomedical engineering by bridging the gap between biology, medicine, and diagnostic technology.

Position Overview

The instructor will lead students through a rigorous, hands-on curriculum in a state-of-the-art lab facility. The role involves facilitating real-world experiences where students use professional-grade tools to diagnose and treat health conditions. Key instructional areas include:

  • Biotechnology Techniques: Protein purification, DNA extraction and manipulation, chromatography, immunology, and recombinant DNA technology.
  • Microbiology & Cell Culture: Aseptic technique, media preparation, microbial genetics, identification, and plant/animal cell culture.
  • Clinical Skills: Simulated phlebotomy, vital sign measurement (blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate), and reflex/reaction assessment.
  • Advanced Research: Guiding students through independent, long-term research projects and capstone experiences.

Program Highlights

  • Academic Credit: Completion of Biomedical Science I satisfies the life science graduation requirement. The program also offers Early College credit and 3 college credits in biotechnology.
  • Career Readiness: Students can earn Industry Recognized Credentials (IRCs), participate in work-based learning (WBL) experiences, and engage with industry experts through field trips and guest speaking events.

Qualifications & Requirements

  • Education: A minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Biology, Biochemistry, or a related field is required.
  • Experience: At least 3 years of industry experience in a relevant biomedical or biotechnology field.
  • Certification: Candidates must be eligible for Alternative Certification in the State of New Hampshire (Alternative 4).
  • State Standards: The instructor must align curriculum with NH CTE competencies and federal Perkins V standards.
  • Safety: Must demonstrate and supervise the safe and proper use of all laboratory tools and equipment.

How to Apply

Industry professionals and career changers are strongly encouraged to apply. All applicants must complete the online application through the Salem School District Frontline Recruitment portal.

Please direct any questions regarding the position or the alternative certification process to:
George Murray, CTE Director
Email: gmurray@sau57.org



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