Position Summary:

The Online Clinical Site Coordinator & Instructor for the Neurodiagnostic Technology (NDT) Program is responsible for coordinating and overseeing clinical education experiences for online students while also providing didactic instruction. This role includes actively developing new clinical partnerships, maintaining existing affiliations, and ensuring students meet program competencies. The position requires regular communication with clinical sites and includes travel to establish and evaluate clinical locations. The coordinator supports program compliance, student success, and high-quality clinical training in a hybrid/online learning environment.

Key Responsibilities:

Clinical Coordination & Site Development

Identify, recruit, and develop new clinical site partnerships to support program growth.
Maintain and strengthen relationships with existing clinical affiliates.
Serve as the primary liaison between P.I.T. and clinical sites across designated regions.
Coordinate student clinical placements and schedules in alignment with program requirements.
Ensure all clinical sites meet accreditation and program standards.
Monitor student progress and performance during clinical rotations.
Conduct site visits (virtual and in-person) to evaluate, support, and maintain clinical site quality.
Travel to clinical sites as needed for onboarding, evaluation, and relationship management.
Maintain documentation of clinical agreements, student competencies, and site evaluations.

Instruction & Teaching

Deliver online didactic instruction in Neurodiagnostic Technology courses.
Develop and update course materials to align with current industry standards and accreditation requirements.
Evaluate student performance through assignments, exams, and practical assessments.
Provide timely feedback and academic support to students.
Utilize learning management systems (LMS) effectively for course delivery.

Student Support & Advising

Mentor and advise students regarding academic and clinical performance.
Assist students in meeting clinical requirements, competencies, and credentialing readiness.
Address and resolve student concerns related to clinical placements.

Program Development & Compliance

Assist in maintaining program compliance with accrediting bodies (e.g., CAAHEP).
Participate in program assessment, outcomes tracking, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Collaborate with Program Director and faculty on curriculum development and updates.
Support preparation for accreditation reviews and reports.

Administrative Duties

Maintain accurate records of student clinical hours, competencies, and evaluations.
Communicate regularly with faculty, students, and clinical partners.
Attend faculty meetings and participate in institutional initiatives as required.

Qualifications:

Required:

Credentialed Neurodiagnostic Technologist (e.g., R. EEG T.,).
Minimum of 3–5 years of clinical experience in neurodiagnostic technology.
Experience in clinical education or student supervision.
Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills.
Ability and willingness to travel to clinical sites.
Proficiency with online learning platforms and technology.

Preferred:

Bachelor’s degree or higher in a related field.
Prior teaching experience in a postsecondary or clinical training program.
Experience with accreditation processes (e.g., CAAHEP).
Familiarity with competency-based education models.

Work Environment:

Hybrid – In person and online.
Travel required for clinical site development, onboarding, and evaluation.
Flexible schedule with some evening availability for student and clinical site support.

Reports To:

Program Director, Neurodiagnostic Technology Program

Employment Type:

Full-Time

Pennsylvania Institute of Technology shall, in its discretion, modify or adjust the position to meet the school’s changing needs. This job description is not a contract and may be adjusted as deemed appropriate at the employer’s sole discretion.

Pennsylvania Institute of Technology (P.I.T.) has a policy regarding post-offer background screening for all appropriate faculty, staff, and volunteers of the College. This policy includes but is not limited to verifying credentials, criminal history, credit status, and other information related to employment decisions.

The College requires all new employees to have successfully completed background clearances. New employees must complete the background clearances prior to hire and, for those employees having direct contact with minors other than those described above, prior to the time they will begin having direct contact with minors and every 60 months thereafter. The College also reserves the right to require any employee to have a background check in its discretion during employment. Clearances required include a PA Statewide Criminal Record search, PA Child Abuse History, and FBI Criminal History record fingerprint search. A criminal record may be considered justification not to hire or for employment termination, depending upon the circumstances and record.

Pennsylvania Institute of Technology complies with all applicable anti-discrimination laws. PIT’s policy is to employ individuals who best meet the qualifications established for a position without regard to age, race, gender, political belief, sexual orientation or non-job-related disability. Equal opportunity is given in all areas of employment practice, including hiring, working conditions, employee treatment, promotion, and other terms and conditions of employment.

Online Clinical Site Coordinator & Instructor, NDT