Jobs at Passaic County Community College

Develops and manages social media content across multiple platforms, maintains consistent brand messaging, engages audiences, and supports social media and influencer marketing strategies. Responsibilities include content creation, event coverage, trend monitoring, community interaction, analytics reporting, SEO and performance optimization, platform research, and collaboration on social media calendars. The role is part-time and requires a bachelor's degree plus at least three years of relevant experience or equivalent experience.

Mentors middle and high school students in grant-funded pre-college programs. Provides academic, career, and personal development guidance through individual and group activities; supports enrichment programs, field trips, seminars, classroom instruction, tutorials, documentation, and program logistics. Communicates with students, staff, parents, and other stakeholders while using virtual platforms and completing required mentor training.

Provides administrative and technical support for an EMS training program, including student registration, communications, records and database maintenance, data entry, reporting, scheduling, document processing, inventory support, and office workflow coordination. The role requires accurate, confidential work with students, staff, visitors, and college departments in a busy educational environment.

Coordinates and supports events, conferences, and presentations across multiple college campuses. Provides hands-on audiovisual and virtual-event technology support, troubleshoots issues, maintains and inventories equipment, and helps standardize AV configurations and procedures. Recruits, schedules, supervises, and leads event technicians while ensuring service quality. Requires evening and weekend availability, travel among campuses, and the ability to lift approximately 50 pounds.

Provide clinical and nursing skills lab instruction and supervision to nursing students. Evaluate student performance, communicate progress with faculty, provide remediation, conduct skills validations, and assist with lab inventory. The part-time instructor will teach at Passaic and Sussex campuses during the Fall 2026 semester and must maintain current clinical practice in their specialty.

Provides career advising and employment-search support to students and alumni. Responsibilities include resume and cover letter assistance, job-search coaching, career workshops, employer and speaker outreach, career programming, virtual advising, social media and online resource use, and maintaining student success records. Requires a bachelor’s degree, relevant career development or recruiting experience, strong communication skills, computer literacy, and availability for one evening weekly and occasional Saturdays.

Teach nursing theory and clinical courses across day, evening, and weekend schedules; support the Nursing Skills Laboratory and Simulation Center; supervise clinical learning in community settings; and communicate regularly with lead faculty about student progress. Instruction may cover medical-surgical, critical care, geriatrics, pharmacology, mental health, pediatrics, or obstetrics.

Oversee operations of nursing labs and simulation centers across two campuses, manage staff and budgets, ensure accreditation and regulatory compliance, integrate simulation into curricula, maintain equipment, train faculty, and monitor student competencies and program outcomes.

Provide part-time on-campus security through patrols, access control, incident reporting, emergency response, traffic/parking monitoring, and assistance to campus community members.

The Program Liaison serves as a link between the school and the community, advocating for students and families, coordinating events, and fostering partnerships for academic enrichment.

The Success Mentor guides PCCC students in academic and professional development, offering support through meetings and workshops, while maintaining communication and documentation.

The State Financial Aid Coordinator is responsible for overseeing state financial aid programs, assisting students, and ensuring accurate disbursement of funds while providing excellent customer service.

The EOF Administrative and Programming Assistant handles clerical, accounting, and event planning tasks under the EOF program, supporting students and staff while managing databases and communications.

This role supports student success by managing administrative tasks, organizing events, maintaining records, and facilitating communication within the Dream Scholar Program.

The Program Coordinator will manage projects related to continuing education, coordinate activities, support student initiatives, and assist with marketing and data analysis.