MRI Instructor

Company Description Legacy Education Inc., founded in 2009, owns and operates three nationally accredited academic institutions across six campuses in California. The organization focuses on programs in the rapidly growing allied healthcare industry, as well as veterinary and business fields. Legacy Education’s mission is to prepare students in career-specific disciplines that align with current industry needs. The institution is committed to delivering a quality educational experience and providing individualized placement assistance. This support helps graduates apply their knowledge and skills effectively as they enter their chosen careers.Role Description The MRI Instructor is a part-time, on-site role based in Salinas, CA. This role is responsible for delivering classroom and lab instruction in MRI principles, safety, patient care, and imaging procedures aligned with program curriculum and accreditation standards. The MRI Instructor prepares lesson plans, teaches didactic and practical courses, evaluates student performance, and provides constructive feedback to support student success. The role includes maintaining accurate records of attendance and grades, participating in curriculum reviews, and collaborating with academic staff to ensure instructional quality. The MRI Instructor also mentors students on professional conduct, exam preparation, and career readiness in the allied health field.QualificationsCurrent ARRT (MR) or equivalent MRI certification and active state licensure, as applicable.Demonstrated expertise in MRI physics, imaging protocols, safety standards, and patient care practices.Previous teaching, clinical precepting, or training experience in an academic or healthcare setting preferred.Strong communication, presentation, and classroom management skills, with the ability to engage diverse learners.Proficiency in using educational technology, learning management systems, and basic computer applications.Ability to develop lesson plans, assess student learning outcomes, and adapt instruction to various learning styles.Associate or Bachelor’s degree in Radiologic Technology or related field preferred.Commitment to student success, professionalism, and adherence to institutional and regulatory standards.