• Plan, coordinate, and assess all clinical education components of the program. 9%
• Establish and maintain positive relationships with clinical affiliates. 3%
• Evaluate clinical education sites and ensure compliance with CAAHEP/JRC-DMS standards. 3%
• Document site visits, student evaluations, and clinical instructor feedback. 4%
• Secure, develop, and maintain clinical affiliation agreements with healthcare partners, and visit clinical affiliates regularly to evaluate student progress and maintain site relationships. 8%
• Coordinate student clinical placements, ensuring appropriate learning experiences across sonography specialties. 8%
• Orient, train, and support clinical instructors and preceptors. 3%
• Ensure student compliance with health, background check, and credentialing requirements for clinical participation and maintain accurate and secure student records related to clinical education. 2%

Faculty Role – 60%

• Teach 12 credits per academic year of didactic and/or laboratory courses within the DMS program as assigned, and serve as the Instructor of Record for clinical education courses, providing instruction, assessment, and guidance. 40%
• Contribute to ongoing curriculum development and program effectiveness. 2%
• Collaborate with faculty to integrate clinical and didactic education. 5%
• Monitor student progress, provide academic and clinical advising, and coordinate remediation as needed. 2%
• Assist the Program Director in accreditation activities, including preparation of self-studies, reports, and site visits. 3%
• Participate in departmental, divisional, and institutional committees and service. 3%
• Supervise students in both classroom and clinical settings. 2%
• Assume Program Director responsibilities when delegated or required. 3 %

• Minimum of a Master’s degree in Healthcare or Education-Related field. 
• Current ARDMS certification in at least Abdomen and OB/GYN (additional certifications desirable). 
• At least four years of professional clinical experience in sonography. 
• At least two years’ experience as a clinical instructor, preceptor, or educator in an accredited DMS program.
• Must have valid driver’s license.

• Proficiency in curriculum development, student evaluation, supervision, and academic advising. 
• Strong organizational and communication skills. 
• Familiarity with CAAHEP/JRC-DMS accreditation standards. 
• Ability to build and sustain clinical partnerships with healthcare providers. 
• Knowledge of educational methodology, student assessment, and program evaluation. 
• Commitment to student success and professional growth. 
• Effective use of educational technology, learning management systems, and MS Office. 
• Strong problem-solving, time management, and interpersonal skills.