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Master Tutor - Pomona Campus

Western University of Health Sciences · United States
Deadline
Aug 04, 2027
Closing in 289 days
Location
N/A
United States
Employment
Temporary
Reference
N/A
Posted Sep 08, 2026
Offered salary$20.24 Hourly

About the role

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About WesternU

As you take your first step onto a Western University of Health Sciences campus, each path, each person, each structure comes with a transformative story. WesternU is more than the practice of medicine. We are defined by character and culture.

At WesternU, you will discover humanism at the heart of every interaction: a warm welcome, a sincere smile, a positive word, a kind deed, a thoughtful gesture. You will see students work together on case studies; a parade of pets in campus parks; student clubs offering opportunities for career growth and community involvement; and faculty, staff and students designing their future and the future of WesternU. We display a collaborative mindset in how we operate, educate, and serve others.

Although, geographically, we are two campuses - as humanists, we are one: to enhance and extend the quality of life in our communities and achieve excellence in everything we do. We attract diverse, professional faculty, staff and students that thrive in an environment of humanistic health care education. Join our team of faculty and staff and make a difference.

Posting Details

Position Title Master Tutor - Pomona Campus

Position Control Number 998246 Type of Position Federal Work Study Position Status Temporary/Contract Department 4009-Learning Enhancement / Academic Development Campus Western University Campus-Pomona, CA Position Location California Job Summary Under direction, the Master Tutor will work with a group of 8-15 assigned students through the LEAD Tutorial Assistance Program (TAP). The Master Tutor will supply effective facilitation in a manner complementing students' academic skills while developing mastery of subject material. Student independence rather than tutor dependence will be the emphasis of the Master Tutor. Tutoring sessions may be held via virtually and may be held on campus, depending on the content. This position will also plan, prepare, and deliver large group review sessions to be held virtually and on campus as well. Finally, the Master Tutor will serve as a mentor for new tutors.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Knowledge:

  • Strong understanding of assigned academic subjects to effectively support students in developing mastery of course material.
  • Knowledge of tutoring strategies, learning theories, and facilitation techniques that promote student independence rather than tutor dependence.
  • Working knowledge of virtual learning platforms and online communication tools used for remote tutoring and large‑group review sessions.
  • Familiarity with institutional academic support services, policies, and procedures relevant to the LEAD Tutorial Assistance Program (TAP).

    • Skills:

  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills to interact effectively with faculty, staff, students, and external contacts.
  • Skilled in planning, preparing, and delivering large‑group review sessions both virtually and on campus.
  • Strong skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Google Docs, and other required software programs.
  • Capable of managing multiple tutoring groups, preparing materials, and maintaining accurate session records.

    • Abilities:

  • Ability to guide small groups of 8–15 students through structured tutoring sessions that enhance comprehension and academic performance.
  • Ability to mentor new tutors by modeling best practices, offering guidance, and supporting their professional development.
  • Ability to motivate and engage students in active learning, fostering independence and confidence.
  • Ability to conduct tutoring sessions in both virtual and on‑campus environments, adjusting methods to meet student needs.
  • Ability to work cooperatively with program staff, faculty, and fellow tutors to support program goals.
  • Ability to prioritize tasks, manage tutoring schedules, and prepare materials efficiently.
  • Ability to maintain confidentiality, demonstrate reliability, and uphold high standards of conduct in all interactions.

    • Required Qualifications Education:

  • Bachelor's Degree required
  • Must be in good academic standing and received a grade of “B” or higher in the course(s) to be considered for the tutor position.

    • Experience:

  • Enrolled in a WesternU program
  • Must meet all Federal Work Study qualifications.

    • Preferred Qualifications

    Essential Job Duties

    Key Responsibilities Instructional Support & Tutoring Facilitation

  • Provide tutoring small group tutoring to students.
  • Plan, prepare, and deliver on-campus, large group review sessions.
  • Through facilitation, develop an atmosphere of mutual trust and support within the tutoring group.

    • Key Responsibilities Training, Compliance & Administrative Responsibilities

  • Follow all policies and procedures outlined in LEAD Master Tutor Training Manual.
  • Complete initial orientation and training.
  • Attend any additional training workshops or meetings.
  • Accurately maintain, complete, and submit both an electronic attendance log and time sheet for tutoring sessions.

    • Key Responsibilities Program Collaboration & Operational Support

  • Collaborate with LEAD office to handle any tutoring issues (academic or personal).
  • Perform additional duties related to supporting TAP operations.

    • Key Responsibilities Scheduling, Communication & Tutor Mentorship

  • Responsible for working with LEAD office manager and LEAD team to schedule, organize, and communicate tutoring session meeting time.
  • Responsible for communicating all participant tasks, expectations, roles, and responsibilities.
  • Mentor new tutors as directed by the LEAD Director.

    • Posting Details Continued

    Work Schedule

  • Work hours may include mornings, evenings, and weekends.
  • Work hours cannot be during scheduled class time. No more than 8 biweekly.

    • Working at WesternU

    We believe in making an impact in the lives of our employees, personally, and professionally. Every employee has different individual and/or family needs. We offer benefits that are both comprehensive and flexible to address your unique needs. We believe work-life harmony is positive and achievable.

    We offer competitive salaries, generous paid time off, insurance plans, reimbursements, and retirement benefits. Additionally,

    • Our faculty, staff, and administrators are 100% focused on student success.

    • Our University culture creates the context for a nurturing and supportive environment.

    • Faculty, staff, and students can expect to make deep, personal relationships within the University community.

    • As a Faculty, Staff, or Student at WesternU, you can focus on work that you love, be your authentic self, and lead to the future with innovation in health sciences.

    • WesternU's core value of humanism encourages all to bring their whole self in all that they do.

    • We are committed to fostering a culture of respect, equity, collaboration, and fun at all levels for all people!

    Expected Pay Scale

    Minimum $20.24 Hourly

    Maximum $20.24 Hourly

    Physical Demands

    Physical Demands

    Do the essential functions of this job require lifting? Yes

    If yes, list maximum weight and duration The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by any employee to perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.

    While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently required to use hands to operate a PC in the performance of job duties and talk or hear. The employee is regularly required to sit, and reach with hands and arms, and occasionally required to stand, walk, stoop, and smell. The employee may occasionally lift and/or move up to 10 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close, distance, and peripheral vision, depth perception and the ability to focus. Describe Work Environment The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

    Duties are normally performed in a typical office setting. The noise level in this setting is typically low to moderate.

    Posting Information

    Posting Number FWS00463

    Posting Date 08/04/2026 Close Date 08/04/2027 Open Until Filled Yes

    Applicant Documents

    Required Documents

    Optional Documents

  • Resume
  • Cover Letter
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  • Are you a current WesternU Student?
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