Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Law, Criminal Justice, and Social Work Teachers, Postsecondary

Law, criminal justice, and social work teachers at the postsecondary level in the healthcare industry are responsible for teaching and instructing students in healthcare-related law, criminal justice, and social work programs. These programs may prepare students for careers in healthcare administration, social work, health policy, or other related fields. Law, criminal justice, and social work teachers in healthcare may be responsible for developing and updating course materials, delivering lectures and seminars, facilitating discussions and debates, and evaluating student performance. They may also be responsible for conducting research and publishing their findings in academic journals or presenting at conferences. These teachers typically have a doctoral degree in a related field and may be required to have a license or certification in their area of expertise. They may also be required to have several years of professional experience in the healthcare industry.