Medical Office assistant Instructor
About us
CDI College is Canada's largest private college network with over 50 years of educational excellence with 23 campuses in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba. Our innovation and dynamism shine through a range of forward-thinking programs. We are a leading Canadian career training institution, dedicated to quality education and student success. Established in 1970, we offer over 50 diploma and certifications programs across various disciplines such as business, healthcare, technology, and art and design.
Medical Office Assistant (MOA) Instructor
Location: CDI Calgary North Campus – Calgary, AB
Compensation: $29.00 – $31.00 per hour
Reports To: Campus Director / Campus Coordinator
Why Join CDI College?
As an MOA Instructor, you are more than just a teacher—you are a mentor shaping the next generation of healthcare professionals. You will play a vital role in our students' academic success by bringing your real-world industry expertise into the classroom, fostering an environment of integrity, professionalism, and excellence.
The Role at a Glance
Under the guidance of the Campus Director, you will provide high-quality instruction and facilitate student learning based on our prescribed curriculum. Your goal is to ensure every student is prepared to enter the healthcare field with confidence and skill.
Key Responsibilities
1. Instructional Excellence
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Deliver engaging instruction that meets all module and program objectives.
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Develop lesson plans and teaching aids using diverse methods to suit various learning styles.
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Explain course outlines and expectations clearly to students at the start of each module.
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Provide regular, constructive feedback to students regarding their progress, both individually and in groups.
2. Classroom & Administrative Management
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Maintain accurate and timely attendance records for all sessions.
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Complete marking for final examinations and submit grades within five working days of course completion.
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Ensure all online course materials are current and aligned with the latest textbook editions.
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Coordinate make-up sessions for any lost teaching hours due to absences.
3. Curriculum & Professional Development
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Participate in the development and evaluation of instructional materials and curriculum.
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Update or modify course materials to enhance the learning experience (major revisions to be approved by the Director).
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Attend instructor meetings, orientation days, and participate in performance reviews.
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Stay current with industry trends and maintain relevant skills to ensure teaching remains modern and applicable.
Position Requirements
Education & Experience:
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Credentials: Degree, diploma, or certification from a recognized post-secondary institution.
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Industry Experience: Minimum of two (2) years of professional experience in a related medical office or healthcare field.
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Teaching Experience: Prior instructional or training experience is highly preferred.
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Qualifications: Must satisfy specific position qualifications as prescribed by program design and provincial approval.
Core Competencies:
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Communication: Advanced oral and written skills with a knack for presentation and group facilitation.
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Leadership: Ability to motivate, inspire, and encourage high standards of behavior in students.
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Interpersonal: A proven ability to work cooperatively with administration and fellow instructors.
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Student-Centric: Empathetic and equitable treatment of students, with the ability to respond to diverse learning needs.
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Don’t hold back!—apply today, even if you do not tick every skills list. We cherish diverse skill sets, knowing your unique experiences and perspectives enrich our dynamic team.
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