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Instructor, PTEC (Community Practicum)

The School of Health and Human Services invites applications for a part-time instructor in the Pharmacy Technician Diploma Program. This program is CCAPP accredited.

The successful candidate must be a registered pharmacy technician or pharmacist in the province of BC, currently practicing in a community pharmacy environment. Under the direction and supervision of the School Chair, the successful applicant will teach PTEC 230: Community Pharmacy Practicum.

Location

Other

Department

Education

Subdepartment

School of Health and Human Services

Employee Group

BCGEU

Recruitment Type

Internal / External

Appointment Type

Non Regular

FTE

17

Hrs / Week

0

Desired Start Date

01/08/2026

End Date (if applicable)

31/07/2027

Closing Date

05/04/2026

Competition #

16019

Main Duties and Responsibilities

• Provide instruction and support to Pharmacy Technician students remotely during their practicum experience
• Evaluate students in the online course environment
• Communicate regularly with practicum preceptors
• Arrange practicum placements in collaboration with practice sites
• Develop and maintain curriculum
• Effectively collaborate with the school chair, program coordinator and with program colleagues
• Actively contribute to the college, school and program
• Maintain positive relationships with the school chair, program colleagues, other members of the College, and members of our communities as a whole
• Will also meet the major accountabilities as documented in the college instructor job description

Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities

• Demonstrated ability to teach and evaluate students
• Excellent communication skills; written and verbal
• Ability to contribute to School and/or College initiatives and a commitment to continuous learning
• Experience working to full scope of practice as a pharmacy technician in community pharmacy practice, or if candidate is a pharmacist, experience working with pharmacy technicians who work to full scope or practice
• Ability to work independently to meet deadlines and manage time effectively.

Education and Experience

• A Pharmacy Technician certificate or diploma from a CCAPP accredited program and currently registered as a Pharmacy Technician in British Columbia, or a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy or Pharm D. and currently registered as a Pharmacist in British Columbia.
• Currently employed and practicing in a community pharmacy environment.
• Preference will be given to candidates with current experience teaching in the Pharmacy Technician program at one of Selkirk College’s partner sites.

This is a non-regular, part-time (17%) position, commencing August 1, 2026, and ending July 31, 2027. Salary and Benefits are in accordance with the BCGEU Collective Agreement. The salary range is $2,763.30 - $4,428.06 bi-weekly (at 100% appointment) and is based on qualifications and experience.

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