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Job Responsibilities The Clinical Adjunct Instructor serves as an extension of the classroom by providing hands-on clinical instruction and reinforcing the science, professionalism, and theory that support nuclear medicine procedures. This position includes direct supervision and support of Nuclear Medicine Technology students in the clinical setting, evaluation of clinical competencies, reinforcement of patient care and imaging protocols, and ongoing communication with program faculty regarding student progress and performance. Adjunct personnel will work closely with the Program Director, Clinical Coordinator, and clinical affiliates to ensure students are progressing appropriately.

The instructor will also help identify any areas of concern or deficiency and assist in addressing them in a timely, professional, and supportive manner. Upstate/Spartanburg Region Responsibilities: Approximately 3 days per week Provides clinical site visits, student support, and clinical oversight at affiliated Upstate clinical sites Serves as co-instructor for the Spartanburg classroom on Thursdays and Fridays Assists with student competency evaluations, clinical mentoring, and reinforcement of program expectations and clinical standards Provides occasional coverage at other affiliated clinical sites as needed May occasionally travel to the MTC Airport Campus for program-related needs Minimum and Additional Requirements Associate of Applied Science (AAS), certificate, or higher degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification through the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) and/or the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in Nuclear Medicine [ARRT(N)] Current or prior licensure, certification, or credentialing as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist, with sufficient professional experience to effectively fulfill the responsibilities of the position Minimum of one year of post-graduate full-time experience as a practicing Nuclear Medicine Technologist Demonstrated ability to instruct, mentor, and support students in the clinical setting Effective interpersonal, organizational, and communication skills Reliable transportation and willingness to travel between assigned clinical affiliates and instructional locations as needed Preferred Qualifications Three or more years of professional experience in Nuclear Medicine Technology Prior teaching, precepting, mentoring, or clinical training experience Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to coach, evaluate, and encourage student learning Familiarity with JRCNMT standards, ARRT and NMTCB competency requirements, and clinical education best practices Experience working with diverse student populations in academic or healthcare settings Additional Comments Adjunct personnel are compensated in accordance with Midlands Technical College's established adjunct and temporary staffing guidelines. Adjunct personnel will be compensated for authorized clinical instruction, student supervision, competency evaluations, classroom support activities, and other approved program-related responsibilities as assigned by the Program Director or designee.

Hours may vary based on program needs, clinical schedules, student enrollment, and assigned responsibilities. Reliable transportation and travel between affiliated clinical and instructional sites may be required. Final compensation details, approved duties, and assigned schedules will be outlined in the adjunct employment agreement upon hire.

Special Note for Applicants Residing Outside of South Carolina: If you are selected for a remote adjunct position with Midlands Technical College and do not reside in the State of South Carolina, your employment will be through KellyOCG, our employer of record partner supporting all remote out-of-state workforce requirements.