Medical Office Administration Teaching Role (Nova Scotia)

Medical Office Administration Teaching Role (Nova Scotia)

11 Aug
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triOS College Business Technology Healthcare
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Nova Scotia

11 Aug

triOS College Business Technology Healthcare

Nova Scotia

Become a Medical Office Administration Instructor at Eastern College in Halifax. This part-time role focuses on creative teaching and supporting students’ educational journeys.

Eastern College seeks a dedicated instructor for the December 2026 to August 2027 term. Your role will involve delivering comprehensive instruction while creating a welcoming classroom environment. Ideal candidates will have robust experience in the medical field, alongside a passion for educating future professionals.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct engaging lectures using varied instructional methods
• Encourage student interaction and enhance learning engagement
• Remain informed on industry standards and teaching advancements




• Track and report student attendance and performance
• Guide students on academic success and career options

Requirements:
• 5 years experience in relevant field required
• Diploma with 2 years or degree with 1 year experience accepted
• Familiarity with billing processes in local clinics
• HICA certification is beneficial
• Background in adult education preferred

Contribute your knowledge and passion for medical office administration at Eastern College, empowering the next generation.
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📌 Medical Office Administration Teaching Role (Nova Scotia)
🏢 triOS College Business Technology Healthcare
📍 Nova Scotia

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