Surgical Technologist Instructor

Company Description Concorde Career Colleges is a network of 17 campuses across the United States dedicated to preparing students for careers in the health care field. The institution focuses on high-caliber, career-focused training that blends classroom instruction with real-world experience. Concorde emphasizes student-centered support, helping learners build skills and confidence to succeed in the workplace. Team members join a mission-driven environment where education and patient care outcomes are closely connected. Working at Concorde offers the opportunity to impact the next generation of health care professionals.Role Description The Surgical Technologist Instructor is a full-time, on-site position located at the Concorde campus in Tampa, FL. This role is responsible for delivering engaging classroom and lab instruction in surgical technology, following established curricula and accreditation standards. Day-to-day activities include preparing lesson plans and instructional materials, teaching theory and practical skills, supervising skills labs and simulations, and assessing student performance through exams, practical evaluations, and ongoing feedback. The instructor also maintains accurate academic records, participates in faculty meetings and program development, and supports students through advising, coaching, and remediation as needed. Collaboration with campus leadership and other faculty to ensure program quality and continuous improvement is an integral part of this role.Qualifications Demonstrated expertise in surgical technology, including sterile technique, operating room procedures, instrumentation, and patient safety.Experience teaching, mentoring, or training adults in an educational or clinical setting, with the ability to present complex information clearly.Strong communication, interpersonal, and classroom management skills, with a commitment to inclusive, student-centered instruction.Ability to develop lesson plans, assess learning outcomes, and use a variety of teaching methods and educational technologies.Current Surgical Technologist certification (e.g., CST or equivalent) and recent clinical experience in the operating room environment.Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Surgical Technology or a related health sciences field; higher academic credentials are preferred.Commitment to compliance with institutional, accreditation, and regulatory standards, and to continuous professional development.Ability to work collaboratively with colleagues, contribute to program improvement, and support Concorde’s mission of preparing students for health care careers.