Instructor (Sterile Processing & Surgical Technician) Excellent Pay

TSC Career Institute is expanding, and we are actively seeking qualified Surgical Technician and Sterile Processing Technician to join our growing healthcare education team.

Job Type:

Part-Time (Full-Time Opportunity Available After Probation)

IMMEDIATE NEED: SURGICAL TECHNICIAN and STERILE PROCESSING TECHNICIAN

Surgical Technician Instructor – Qualifications

  • Surgical Technologist certification or equivalent credential.
  • Minimum of 2 years of recent surgical technology/operating room experience preferred.
  • Strong knowledge of surgical procedures, surgical instrumentation, sterile technique, aseptic practices, surgical counts, infection prevention, and operating room safety.
  • Previous teaching, precepting, or staff-training experience is preferred.
  • Demonstrated ability to teach, supervise, and evaluate students in both classroom and hands-on laboratory/clinical settings.
  • Strong communication, organization, leadership, and interpersonal skills.
  • Ability to maintain a professional learning environment while supporting students in developing safe and effective surgical technology skills.

Sterile Processing Technician Instructor – Qualifications

  • Sterile Processing certification or equivalent credential (CSPDT, CRCST, or equivalent).
  • Minimum of 2 years of recent Sterile Processing/central sterile services experience preferred.
  • Strong knowledge of decontamination, cleaning and disinfection, sterilization, surgical instrumentation, instrument inspection and assembly, packaging, sterilization monitoring, infection prevention, and sterile storage.
  • Previous teaching, precepting, or staff-training experience is preferred.

***Both DAY and NIGHT teaching opportunities are available!***

Position Summary

The Instructor will provide classroom, laboratory, and/or clinical instruction while preparing students for successful entry-level careers in healthcare.


Essential Responsibilities

  • Provide engaging classroom and hands-on laboratory instruction.
  • Teach assigned curriculum and ensure students meet required competencies.
  • Evaluate students through exams, assignments, skills check-offs, and clinical evaluations.
  • Maintain accurate attendance, grades, and student progress documentation.
  • Provide academic support, coaching, and remediation.
  • Create a professional, supportive, and student-centered learning environment.
  • Participate in faculty meetings, training, and school activities.
  • Follow institutional policies, applicable regulatory requirements, and healthcare industry standards.

Clinical & Externship Responsibilities

  • Supervise and evaluate students during clinical and externship experiences.
  • Travel to assigned clinical/externship sites as needed.
  • Observe student performance and provide appropriate feedback.
  • Communicate with clinical partners regarding student progress.
  • Ensure students follow facility policies, professional standards, infection prevention practices, and patient safety requirements.
  • Complete required clinical documentation and evaluations.

Day and night classes available.

Full-time, part-time, and adjunct teaching opportunities may be available depending on program needs and instructor qualifications.

Join Our Growing Team

If you are an experienced healthcare professional who enjoys teaching, mentoring, and helping students build successful careers, we want to hear from you!

Apply today to join TSC Career Institute.

Company Description

TSC Career Institute is dedicated to providing high-quality education and hands-on clinical experiences to prepare students for successful careers in the healthcare field. We are currently seeking a motivated Instructor to join our team.

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