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Location

Calgary, Alberta

Salary

CA$27 - CA$30 / HOUR

Quick overview

The instructor is responsible for delivering the Pharmacy Assistant curriculum through engaging teaching methods and providing academic support to students. They also contribute to program development and maintain industry connections to facilitate student placements.

Requirements summary

Candidates must have a degree, diploma, or certification in pharmacy and at least three years of professional pharmacy experience. A minimum of one year of instructional experience or a commitment to earn an adult learning certificate is required.

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Job description

About us

CDI College is Canada's largest private college network with over 50 years of educational excellence with 23 campuses in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba. Our innovation and dynamism shine through a range of forward-thinking programs. We are a leading Canadian career training institution, dedicated to quality education and student success. Established in 1970, we offer over 50 diploma and certifications programs across various disciplines such as business, healthcare, technology, and art and design.

Position: Pharmacy Assistant Instructor

Job Type: Part-time

Shift Type: On-campus instruction

Location: CDI College, Downtown Calgary Campus

Expected Start Date: As soon as possible / To be determined

Hourly Wage

$27.00 – $30.00/hr

Your Day to Day Specifically, the Instructor will be responsible for

Teaching and Curriculum Delivery

Deliver engaging and effective instruction in the Pharmacy Assistant program curriculum.

Plan, prepare, and implement lesson plans that meet the learning objectives of the course.

Use diverse teaching methods to accommodate different learning styles, including lectures, group discussions, and hands-on laboratory activities.

Student Support and Development

Provide academic support to students, including tutoring, mentoring, and guidance.

Monitor and evaluate student progress through assignments, exams, and practical participation.

Offer constructive feedback to help students improve their knowledge and clinical skills.

Curriculum and Program Development

Contribute to the development and updating of course materials to ensure relevance to current industry standards.

Align program content with current trends, regulations, and needs in the pharmacy and healthcare sector.

Participate in program reviews and make recommendations for improvements.

Administration and Compliance

Maintain accurate records of student attendance, grades, and overall performance.

Ensure compliance with institutional policies and provincial regulatory requirements.

Participate in faculty meetings and contribute to institutional goals.

Industry Engagement and Professional Development

Establish and maintain connections with local pharmacies and healthcare partners to facilitate student placements or program improvement.

Stay updated on developments in the pharmacy practice field to bring current, real-world knowledge into the classroom.

Participate in professional development opportunities to enhance teaching effectiveness.

Assist in student recruitment and retention efforts as needed.

Support the coordination of field practicums or clinical internships for students.

Address student concerns and mediate conflicts when necessary.

What You Bring to the Table

Degree, diploma, or certification as a Pharmacy Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, or Pharmacist from a recognized institution.

Three or more years of professional experience in a pharmacy setting.

A minimum of 1 year of instructional experience, or a commitment to hold/earn a certificate in adult learning.

Nice To Have

Relevant industry skills and knowledge relating to the area of instruction, including ongoing professional development and continuous improvement.

Interest in pedagogical and multi-modal education approaches.

Advanced oral and written communication skills, including presentation and group facilitation.

Ability to motivate and inspire students to succeed in healthcare.

High standards of behavior, a professional attitude, and a commitment to quality service.

Ability to work cooperatively with other instructors and campus staff.

Ability to consider and respond appropriately to the needs, feelings, and capabilities of students, providing balanced feedback and treating all students equitably.

Willingness to learn and use educational technology to enhance the student learning experience.

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