Job Description

The Central Sterile Processing and Distribution Instructor is a part-time position located primarily on the Old Charlotte Highway (OCH) Campus in Monroe, NC. This position provides quality learning opportunities that assist students in meeting their educational goals and career aspirations in the Central Sterile Processing program, including development and socialization of values and behaviors expected of those who fulfill the role of a Central Sterile Processing technician. This individual has responsibility for formulating program outcomes and designing a curriculum that reflects contemporary health care trends and prepares central sterile processing graduates to successfully complete the credentialing exam and function effectively in the health care environment.

Essential Duties Summary

• Demonstrate effective oral and written communication skills
• Exhibit personal and professional integrity which communicates a sense of mission, leadership, and ability to self-start
• Show commitment to providing quality customer service and an uncompromising commitment to student learning through the college’s mission, vision, values and the delivery of instruction
• Willingness to learn the continuing and community education concepts, processes and practices of the NC Community College System
• Identify problems, creating innovative solutions and managing projects
• Deal effectively, cooperatively and tactfully with students, business/industry, government and community representatives/citizens, faculty, staff, administrators
• Maintain accurate and appropriate student, instructor, and course, and program documentation
• Interact with clinical sites to ensure that policies and procedures specific to the sites are being followed
• Maintain mastery and currency in the fields of central sterile processing and surgical technology to ensure continuity between course instruction and evidence-based practices.
• Prepare and deliver lesson plans to students in online learning platform as well as at designated instructional location(s)
• Conduct research and surveys to determine current effectiveness and future needs; prepare reports on these
• Willingness to work nights/weekends as needed and duties require
• Assist in recruiting and registering students
• Work cooperatively with all directors and staff
• Take part in applicable skills training
• Pursue a development plan that provides for personal and professional growth through participation in professional and community activities
• Assist with the administration of training programs in accordance with South Piedmont Community College policies, internal audit procedures, rules, and regulations
• Assist in the development, delivery and maintenance of programs and strategic partnerships
• Perform other duties as assigned by the Assitant Dean of Health and Public Services, Dean of Health and Public Services, and/or the Vice President of Student and Academic Affairs/CAO