Penn State Looking for Part-Time Teaching Assistant – KINES 403 Full Time

Job Number: REQ_0000049050

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS:

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JOB DESCRIPTION AND POSITION REQUIREMENTS:

Conferences and Institutes is hiring co-instructors/activity leaders/teaching assistants for KINES 403 – Emergency Medical Technology. This course will be in-person on the University Park campus.

Duties may include assisting with content development and instruction; preparation of learning materials and activities; presentation of specific subjects; assisting with course activities.

Standard background check will be required. Prior EMT experience and the ability to engage learners is preferred.

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University Park, PA

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