6 construction jobs found in Glendale

Summary The Lead Electrician is responsible for the overall completion of routine and non-routine electrical work for the academic campus, clinics, and student housing. The Lead Electrician provides management and leadership to a dynamic team of electricians, special systems technicians, and equipment technicians. This position reports to the Supervisor of Engineering Services. The hours of this position are Monday- Friday 7:00am-3:30pm. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Leads electricians by demonstrating high degree of technical proficiency in planning, installing, and repairing electrical systems and electrical equipment. Uses effective project management and communication skills to ensure projects are completed in a timely and efficient manner. Communicates effectively in group settings to coordinate project and routine work. Exhibits accountability for meeting group work assignment deadlines. Demonstrates ability to coordinate work in team settings....

The Arizona College of Optometry seeks a faculty optometrist with expertise in neurorehabilitation, acquired brain injury, vision therapy, binocular vision, and/or pediatrics. The successful candidate will contribute to didactic instruction, clinical education, interdisciplinary patient care, and scholarly activity within the Eye and Therapy Institutes. Responsibilities Teaching & Clinical Education Teach didactic courses and/or laboratories in neuro-optometry, vision therapy, pediatrics, and related areas, as assigned Provide clinical instruction and precept professional students and residents in primary care and specialty clinics, including ABI, vision therapy including sports vision, pediatrics and others as assigned Support and enhance a high‑quality clinical learning environment through innovative, student‑centered teaching approaches aligned with the O.D. program’s educational philosophy Mentor and support students and residents through...

Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Arizona College of Optometry The Associate Dean of Academic Affairs provides strategic leadership for all academic programs within the Arizona College of Optometry. Reporting to the Dean, this role oversees curriculum development and assessment, accreditation activities, academic policies, faculty academic performance, and student progression. The Associate Dean is a key member of the College’s senior leadership team, serves as a trusted advisor to the Dean, and ensures continuous alignment between academic operations, accreditation standards, and institutional goals. The Associate Dean assumes administrative responsibility for the College in the Dean’s absence. Primary Responsibilities Academic Leadership and Accreditation Lead curriculum development, implementation, assessment, and continuous improvement. Serve as the primary lead and liaison for Accreditation Council on Optometric Education (ACOE) self-studies, progress...

POSITION DESCRIPTION: A faculty member for the Physician Assistant (PA) Program has general program responsibilities as assigned and delegated by the Program Director or his/her designee to assist principally with the coordination and development of this academic program, as well as within the College of Health Sciences. These responsibilities generally include teaching and course/curriculum development; competent, formal classroom instruction; course evaluation and revision; student testing and evaluation; identification of education/learning objectives, competencies and outcomes; serving as a student preceptor; assisting with the student admission process; assisting with the development of the clinical education program; assisting in the preparation of the annual program self-study; assisting with the preparation and submission of program accreditation documents; active service on program, college and university committees, as appointed; assisting with student orientation and...

Midwestern University College of Veterinary Medicine invites applications for a faculty position in shelter medicine.  This appointment can be tenure-track or clinical-track, depending on the applicant's goals.  This is a full-time position. The successful candidate will provide clinical instruction to students on shelter medicine rotations and rotating interns, will help develop and implement a comprehensive shelter medicine program, will participate in mobile spay/neuter and TNR events, and will provide instruction to students in didactic courses and clinical skills laboratories within the DVM curriculum. The following qualifications are required: DVM or equivalent degree Significant shelter or community medicine experience, including the ability to practice high-volume/high-quality spay/neuter surgery Evidence of excellent clinical and communication skills A strong commitment to meeting the needs of students, and an understanding of student-centered learning...

Summary Passionate about Shelter and Preventative Medicine? Ready to shape the future of veterinary education? Midwestern University’s College of Veterinary Medicine invites applications for a full-time faculty position in Shelter Medicine with a focus on Public Health . This is an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic, mission-driven team dedicated to educating the next generation of veterinary professionals. We are looking for an enthusiastic educator who thrives at the intersection of teaching, clinical service, and community engagement. Whether you’re early in your career or bring years of experience, we’ll work with you to tailor the role to your expertise and professional goals. This position can be structured as either tenure-track or clinical-track, depending on your interests and is open to all faculty ranks. In this role, you will: Provide hands-on clinical instruction in shelter medicine rotations and work with rotating interns Help build and lead a...