EMS Laboratory Instructor

EMS Laboratory Instructor

Laboratory Instructors in the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) program assigned for specific class times when students require direct supervision of skills practice and/or testing. Assignments of instructors to specific stations and/or activities are made by the lead instructor for the individual course. Regardless of the station or activity assigned, the laboratory instructor oversees the following:

• Delivers training or retraining as necessary on skills according to the standards of the current text, current level of the students, and the skill sheets used by the program.
• Assuring that psychomotor and affective competency are evaluated according to the established criteria and documentation completed as needed.
• Assuring that equipment and supplies are overseen appropriately, both for the safety of students and faculty, and for the protection of expensive resources. Any equipment damage must be reported to the lead instructor. Supplies are to be used only for the immediate laboratory activity and not removed from the College. Equipment and supplies are to be safely stored and secured at the end of class. Used supplies are to be disposed of appropriately, including biohazards and sharps.
• Ensures that equipment and supplies are restocked as needed.
• Ensures that proper PPE is used as needed for the skill being taught.
• Other duties as assigned.
• Completing College timesheet as directed.

Compensation and Benefits:

EMS Laboratory Instructor hourly rate schedule effective July 1 2024:

• Certificate: $27.15
• Associate Degree: $28.24
• Bachelor's Degree: $29.32

The minimum hourly rate for the position is $27.15 per hour, however, actual starting rate is to align with the above-listed hourly rate schedule based on education. The position is part time and as such cannot exceed 29 hours per week and is not eligible for health or leave benefits. However, the position may offer educational benefits through our professional development and educational assistance policies.

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Minimum Qualifications:

• EMT, AEMT, Paramedic or RN with EMS field experience
• Demonstrated experience in the field
• Credentialed and Completion of at least 1 Recertification Cycle at their current level of certification
• Proven academic excellence and subject matter knowledge, which may be evidenced by training, experience, and/or associate degree.

Additional Considerations:

• Paramedic license preferred
• Educational or training experience preferred