Lecturer in Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) Division School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences in the College of Medicine

The primary responsibility of this position is to assist with the instruction of students taking laboratory courses with the MLS Division (including but not limited to demonstrating proper lab techniques; preparing and grading assignments; assessing student performance by observation; assisting with the daily set-up of the laboratory; and proctoring lab practicals). In addition, the individual will assist with the coordination of the laboratory safety program, documents safety compliance, and inventory/ordering of supplies; and assists the MLS Division with student recruitment activities and strategic plan initiatives (such as the development of teaching tools/activities to enhance student learning). Teaching will take place autumn semester 2025 (August 26 December 18, 2025), with the potential for extension or evolution of the position.

• Track: This is an associated faculty position, non-tenure.
• Rank: Lecturer
• Language Requirements: English
• Sponsorship not offered
• This is a part-time position, 50% position

• Actively trains students in the laboratory.
• Assists with daily set-up of the student laboratory, supply inventory and safety program
• Meets regularly with the primary instructor, Program Director, and Division Director, as needed.
• Attends faculty meetings.
• Assists with student recruitment and strategic plan initiatives.

Required: Bachelors degree in medical laboratory science and active ASCP or equivalent certification in medical laboratory science

Desired: Experience in laboratory instruction and coordination, equipment maintenance, supply management and laboratory safety and compliance.

To be considered, please submit your application electronically via Workday. Application materials must include:

Required:

• Cover letter. Please include a summary of your CV/resume that highlights your key accomplishments, skills, and qualifications that match the job posting.
• Curriculum Vita (CV) or resume

The School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences in the College of Medicine

The School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at The Ohio State University is a nationally recognized leader in the education of health and providers in the areas of athletic training, health information management, medical dietetics, medical laboratory science, occupational therapy, physical therapy, respiratory therapy, and radiologic sciences and therapy. Graduates of these programs are leaders in their fields who use their knowledge of advanced techniques and technology to deliver quality patient care.

Division of Medical Laboratory Science

The Division of Medical Laboratory Science in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences is in a large, energetic academic medical center and research extensive university, offering many collaboration and innovations opportunities. The successful candidate will join a dynamic, collaborative, and well-balanced faculty of successful scientists, master clinicians and professional leaders with records in excellence in teaching, scholarship, professional service, and clinical practice. The Division of Medical Laboratory Science offers an on-campus and online entry-level Bachelor of Science degree as well as a Master of Science degree.

The University

Eligible Ohio State employees receive comprehensive benefits packages, including medical, dental and vision insurance, tuition assistance for employees and their dependents, and state or alternative retirement options with competitive employer contributions.

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Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check.