MLT Program Adjunct Instructor

Course Description:

The purpose of this course is to prepare the medical laboratory technician student for the clinical experience in the final semester of the program. In this course, general laboratory techniques, safety, and professional issues will be introduced. The course will cover introductory basic concepts and procedures used in each of the major areas of the clinical laboratory. MLT 211 introduces students to the essential knowledge, skills, and professional expectations required for success in the clinical laboratory.

Students participate in both lecture and hands-on laboratory experiences designed to prepare them for clinical rotations and future employment in the laboratory profession.

Adjunct/Instructor Responsibilities:

• Teach assigned course using the approved curriculum and course materials.
• Support student learning through engaging instruction and timely feedback.
• Maintain course records and communicate effectively with students and program leadership.
• Bring current industry knowledge and professional expertise into the classroom.

Teaching Schedule:

Tuesdays: 9:00 AM-11:50 AM
8/22/2026-12/11/2026
RACC Campus, Weitz Hall W 209
Lecture and Laboratory

Thursdays: 9:00 AM-11:50 AM
8/22/2026-12/11/2026
RACC Campus, Weitz Hall W 209
Laboratory

Specific responsibilities include planning, preparation, and presentation of course materials within the scope of an approved course syllabus.

Minimum Education requirement:

Bachelor’s degree in medical laboratory science, Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology, or a related biological science; current MLS(ASCP), MT(ASCP), or equivalent nationally recognized certification; and recent clinical laboratory experience relevant to the assigned teaching responsibilities.

Teaching experience is preferred but not required.

For more information, contact Dr. Stacia Visgarda at svisgarda@racc.edu

Resumes will be reviewed until suitable candidates are identified.