Teaching Assistant - Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program

Overview

Assist DMS labs, support instructors, manage competency checks, scheduling, and supplies.

Key Responsibilities

• record compliance
• staff meetings
• lab assistance
• lab scheduling
• supply ordering
• lab maintenance

Tasks

-Assure record compliance for clinical lab competencies as required for CAHEEP Accreditation. -Be available for DMS staff meetings as needed. -Assist with DMS Program labs and lab competency check-offs as needed by program instructors each semester. -Schedule and staff the lab during open lab sessions. -Facilitate ordering supplies and maintenance of DMS laboratory.

Requirements

• certified sonographer
• associate degree
• bachelor's
• 2+ years
• communication
• teamwork

What You Bring

-You'll need to provide original, acceptable documents-no photocopies-to complete the I-9 process. -Demonstrated ability to work with others, assuring timeliness, dependability and accuracy. -Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing. -If you're hired, you must complete a Form I-9, which verifies your identity and your legal right to work in the U.S. -Minimum of 2 years work experience as a DMS practitioner. -Associate Degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography. -Excellent organizational and time management skills. -Certified Diagnostic Medical Sonographer/Vascular Technologist with appropriate credentials for specific course(s). -Bachelor's Degree

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Benefits

-The institution declares that it will educate students by means of free, open, and rigorous intellectual inquiry to seek the truth. -The institution declares that its duty is to equip students with the opportunity to develop the intellectual skills they need to reach their own, informed conclusions.

About Cincinnati State

-Founded in 1969 as Cincinnati Technical College, it evolved into Ohio’s first technical/community college. -Operates four campuses across Greater Cincinnati and delivers hundreds of online courses and customized business training. -Offers more than 130 associate and certificate programs along with bachelor’s degrees in Culinary & Food Sciences, Land Surveying, and RN‑to‑BSN. -Runs one of the nation’s largest cooperative education programs, placing thousands of students in paid internships annually. -Houses the Midwest Culinary Institute and supports real‑world simulation labs in engineering, health, and culinary fields. -Notable for being Ohio’s first community college to enforce a full campus no‑smoking policy and make co‑op mandatory. -Typical students are commuters balancing work, family, and academics in a diverse, practical educational setting. -Endowment and fiscal operations are modest but stable.

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