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) program—a 28-month clinical master’s degree aimed at training highly skilled AAs to serve as essential members of the Anesthesia Care Team. The program is set to welcome its inaugural class in January 2026
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Job Type: Faculty Job Description: Kansas City University seeks an Assistant/ Associate Professor as full-time biomedical sciences faculty to teach physiology for the Joplin campus programs
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. Reporting to the ADCHP, the qualified RDH is responsible for coordinating and supporting community-based oral health education programs and community engagement initiatives for the College of Dental Medicine
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Conducts and supervises oral health screenings and delivers screening results Participates in the advancement of the Score 1 for Health Program and other oral health community outreach programs Ensures
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Job Type: Staff Job Description: The Assistant Director of Student Activities supports the planning, coordination, and execution of student club events, activities, and programs for KCU-Joplin
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employee orientation logistics, assists with employee wellness programming, and provides routine Time and Absence support. The HR Specialist works collaboratively with HR team members and campus partners
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, administration, communications, reporting, and student engagement. This position provides strategic oversight of scholarship programs and processes, ensuring alignment with institutional enrollment, retention, and
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of academic policy as it applies to university students and programs. The Associate Registrar serves as one of the primary experts in the university student information system and leading the office in ensuring
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Job Type: Staff Job Description: Performs high level course coordination and faculty support duties and provides specialized program support for an administrative department, college or program
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with faculty, program operations staff, and academic leadership to ensure timely, accurate, and consistent implementation of accommodations Provide guidance and support to students navigating disability