General Lab Assistant
Listed on 2026-02-03
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Healthcare
Healthcare Administration -
Education / Teaching
Overview
Position Title:
General Lab Assistant
Position Type:
Temporary
Job Number: SA73124
Full or Part Time: part-time 0-19 hours weekly
Fair Labor Standard Act Classification:
Non-Exempt
Anticipated Pay Range: $50.00
Pay Range Information:
Chapman University is required to provide a reasonable estimate of the compensation range for this position. This range takes into account a variety of factors that are considered in making compensation decisions, including experience, skills, knowledge, abilities, education, licensure and certifications, and other business and organizational needs. Salary offers are determined based on the final candidate’s qualifications and experience, as well as internal equity and other internal factors.
The anticipated pay range is not a promise of a particular wage.
The Physical Therapy Program hires lab assistants to help with its courses. The courses utilizing lab assistants are PT 512L Kinesiology Lab, PT 525L Clin Path, PT 531 Gen Med, PT 539 Physical Agents, PT 578 Short Term Integrated Clinical Experience I – Community Exercise Program, PT 610 Anatomy II, PT 640 Neuro Practice Management, PT 641 Rehab, PT 647 Pediatrics, PT 678 Short Term Integrated Clinical Experience II – Stroke Boot Camp, PT 742 Geriatrics (also PD Boot Camp), and PT 758 Elective in PT.
Lab assistants for the PT 512L, PT 525L, PT 531, PT 539, PT 578, PT 640, PT 641, PT 647, PT 678, PT 742, and PT 758 courses are needed to assist with lab activities which may include but are not limited to 1. Supervising and guiding physical therapy examination and interventions, clinical reasoning, exercise progression, professional behavior, infection control, communication, safety, body positioning, vital signs monitoring, and documentation;
2. Grading/proctoring lab practical exams;
3. Maintaining lab facilities;
4. Other duties as assigned. These positions are available as needed.
a. Performs the duties of the clinical instructor to mentor eighth-trimester students through physical therapy interventions, patient education, clinical reasoning, exercise progression, professional behavior, communication, safety, body positioning, vital signs monitoring, and documentation.
b. Follows the course clinical performance guidelines to assess student performance.
c. Monitors participant and implement emergency protocols, if necessary.
Provides formal and informal verbal and written feedback and assessments of student performance and interactions.
a. Meeting informally or formally with individual students, a small group of students, the participant, and their families/caregivers.
b. Reviews documentation about participants, including student notes, and provides written/verbal feedback to students.
Maintains effective contact with course directors, coordinators, and staff if student or participant issues arise.
a. Completes other tasks as assigned by coordinators/course director.
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