Radiology Didactic Trainer
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Avispa Technology is hiring a Radiology Didactic Trainer. A leading medical institution in San Francisco is seeking a Radiology Didactic Trainer to provide didactic instruction within an 18‑month radiography education program, designing and delivering curriculum, developing assessments, evaluating student performance, and supporting learners through academic guidance and continuous‑quality‑improvement initiatives.
Key focus areas include Design and deliver didactic instruction covering radiographic science, positioning and procedures, radiation physics and protection, image production, and patient care, Develop course materials and assessments aligned with JRCERT Standards, ARRT content specifications, and current professional practice, and Evaluate student learning using objective, equitable, and documented criteria while identifying and addressing academic challenges.
Successful candidates bring Associate's Degree In Radiologic Technology Or Equivalent Experience, Current Unrestricted ARRT Certification And Registration In Radiography (R(R)), and Current California Radiologic Technologist (CRT) License. Important skills include Radiographic Science, Radiographic Positioning, Radiation Physics, Radiation Protection, Image Production, and Patient Care. Preferred (not required): Adult-Learning Principles, Curriculum Design, Competency-Based Education, and Assessment Methods.
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Radiology Didactic Trainer 3422697 * Hourly pay: $70/hr * Worksite: Leading medical institution (San Francisco, CA 94158 - Onsite) * W2 Employment, Group Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement Savings Program, PSL * 20-25 hours/week, 5 Month Assignment A leading medical institution is seeking a Radiology Didactic Trainer to provide didactic instruction within an 18-month radiography education program. Radiology Didactic Trainer Responsibilities: * Design and deliver didactic instruction covering radiographic science, positioning and procedures, radiation physics and protection, image production, and patient care. * Develop course materials and assessments aligned with JRCERT Standards, ARRT content specifications, and current professional practice. * Evaluate student learning using objective, equitable, and documented criteria while identifying and addressing academic challenges. * Analyze course outcomes and student performance data to identify opportunities for instructional and curriculum improvements. * Support students through academic guidance and contribute to program outcomes assessment and continuous-quality-improvement initiatives. Radiology Didactic Trainer Qualifications: * Associate's degree in Radiologic Technology or a related field, or equivalent experience/training. * Current, unrestricted ARRT certification and registration in Radiography (R(R)). * Current California Radiologic Technologist (CRT) / state radiologic technology license. * Comprehensive knowledge of radiographic science, including positioning/procedures, radiation physics and protection, image production, and patient care. * Knowledge of JRCERT Standards and ARRT content specifications applicable to didactic instruction and student assessment. * Understanding of adult-learning principles, instructional design, competency-based education, and assessment methods is preferred. * Experience developing course materials and delivering educational content is preferred. * Experience evaluating student learning and using assessment data to improve instruction is preferred. * Ability to advise and support students and identify academic difficulties early. * Proficiency with standard office software, learning-management systems, and educational technology platforms. Shift:: * Monday to Friday, 08:00 am to 1:00 pm.
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