What are the responsibilities and job description for the Part Time Instructor - Clinical Veterinarian & Instructor position at Community College of Denver?
Company Description Community College of Denver (CCD) is an open-access institution located on a dynamic urban campus in downtown Denver. CCD is committed to providing affordable, high-quality education that supports diverse learner goals, including workforce preparation, personal enrichment, and transfer to four-year institutions. Students benefit from a supportive environment designed to help them achieve their aspirations and make their educational and career goals a reality. The college is part of a unique 150-acre campus shared with two four-year universities, offering collaborative opportunities and access to expanded resources for both students and instructors.
Role Description The Part Time Instructor - Clinical Veterinarian & Instructor will provide on-site clinical instruction and supervision to veterinary technology and related health sciences students at the Denver, CO campus. This role includes delivering lectures, labs, and hands-on clinical training; overseeing patient care in the teaching clinic; and modeling best practices in veterinary medicine and critical care. The instructor will assess student performance, provide constructive feedback, and contribute to curriculum development to ensure alignment with current professional standards. Responsibilities also include maintaining accurate records, supporting institutional policies and accreditation requirements, and collaborating with faculty and staff to promote an inclusive, student-centered learning environment. This is a part time, on-site position requiring regular presence on campus and in clinical settings.
Qualifications
- Demonstrated proficiency in Clinical Education, including supervising learners in hands-on settings and assessing clinical competencies.
- Strong foundation in Medicine and Critical Care Medicine, with the ability to apply evidence-based practices in a teaching clinic.
- Experience in Training and Research, including developing instructional materials and integrating current veterinary findings into coursework.
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree from an accredited institution; active veterinary license (or eligibility) in Colorado.
- Prior teaching or clinical precepting experience in veterinary technology, veterinary medicine, or related fields is highly desirable.
- Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills, with a commitment to equity, inclusion, and diverse learning needs.
- Ability to work collaboratively in an academic environment and to follow safety, regulatory, and ethical standards in clinical practice.