Trainer/Assessor – HLT37215 Certificate III in Pathology Collection

About Us

The Institute of Health and Nursing Australia (IHNA) is a nationally recognised Registered Training Organisation (RTO ID: 21985 CRICOS Code: 03386G) dedicated to delivering high-quality flexible education across healthcare and community services. As an industry leader IHNA offers nationally recognised qualifications that open career pathways and provide opportunities for academic advancement through university articulation.

About Role:

Trainer/Assessor to deliverHLT37215 Cert III in Pathology Collection

The Trainer/Assessor at IHNA delivers high-quality training and support to students fostering motivation and success. They collaborate with course coordinators to design refine and evaluate course materials ensuring ongoing improvement. All efforts adhere strictly to standards and regulations set forth by ASQA ANMAC and other relevant regulatory bodies. This commitment to compliance and quality enhancement creates an environment conducive to effective learning and student achievement.

The Trainer/Assessor is expected to perform the following along with additional duties as required to meet the requirements of the role:

• Deliver dynamic lectures tutorials and practical sessions fostering an inclusive environment for active student participation critical thinking and providing constructive feedback to support academic progression.
• Efficiently coordinate simulations and placementsand conduct regular supervision guiding students in applying theoretical knowledge to practical industrysettings for a comprehensive learning experience.
• Implement fair assessment strategies continuously monitoring and evaluating educational programs to enhance effectiveness and provide recommendations for ongoing improvement.
• Engage in ongoing professional development activities to enhance teaching and Industryskills.
• Collaborate and communicate effectively with other educators students and external partners toensure a smooth and efficient learning experience.
• Collaborate with the curriculum development team to develop learning resources assessments and other materials to support the delivery of high-quality education.

Key Selection Criteria:

• Must possessCert III or Cert IVin Pathology CollectionorVocational competencies at least to the level of qualificationdelivered
• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment TAE40110 TAE40122 or TAE40116
• Must have evidence of recent VET and Industry PD activities.
• Understanding of ASQA regulatory guidelines and standards (highly desirable)

Key Competencies and Attributes

• Passion for vocational education and student development
• Clear communication and presentation skills
• Strong time management organisation and attention to detail
• Ability to engage motivate and support students from various backgrounds
• Commitment to continuous improvement and professional growth

Compliance Requirements

Successful applicants must hold or be willing to obtain:

• National Police Clearance (valid within the last 6 months)
• Working with Children Check (WWCC)
• Proof of work rights in Australia
• Evidence of vocational competency VET currency and industry relevance

• Additional compensation will be provided for assessment markings when staff work extra hours from home
• Further Education options available for all staff
• Employee Assistant Programavailable for staff and students

Application Process

To apply please submit:

1. A cover letter addressing the key responsibilities and selection criteria
2. A current CV outlining qualifications professional experience and industry engagement

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If you are looking for an exciting career opportunity and have the expertise and knowledge click apply now and take the next step in becoming a part of the IHNA team.

All recruitment selection and promotion decisions will be based on the best qualified and experienced candidate who can meet the genuine occupational requirements of this position. HCI provides equal opportunity in employment to all people without discrimination or harassment based on a personal characteristic protected under the Equal Opportunity Act. Indigenous Australians are also encouraged to apply for the position.