OTA Adjunct Instructor
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Job overview
State of South Carolina is hiring an OTA Adjunct Instructor. The Adjunct OTA Instructor provides high-quality instruction in lecture and/or lab settings for the Occupational Therapy Assistant program, supports student learning, ensures compliance with ACOTE standards, and fosters a positive educational environment while serving as a temporary, part‑time role.
Key focus areas include Provide high-quality instruction in lecture and/or lab settings, Support student learning, and Ensure compliance with ACOTE standards.
Successful candidates bring Associate Or Bachelor's Degree In OTA Or OT, NBCOT Certification, and State Licensure. Preferred (not required): High-Quality Instruction, Student Learning Support, ACOTE Standards Compliance, and Positive Educational Environment Fostering.
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Full job description
The Adjunct OTA Instructor provides high-quality instruction in lecture and/or lab settings for the Occupational Therapy Assistant program. This role supports student learning, ensures compliance with ACOTE standards, and fosters a positive educational environment.
- Associate or Bachelor’s degree in OTA or OT
- Current NBCOT certification and state licensure
- Minimum 2 years of clinical experience
- Master’s degree and teaching experience
- Experience in pediatrics, geriatrics, or specialty practice areas
- Familiarity with LMS (e.g., D2L Brightspace) This is a temporary, part-time position. Please review Agency Specific Application procedures for our required application procedures.
We regret that due to the volume of applications we receive, we are unable to respond to candidates individually regarding the status of their application or the status of the interview process.
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