Boston - Professional safety training instructor

Job Description

Job Description

Job Description About ALLCPR

At ALLCPR, our goal is to raise the standard of community health and safety across the country.

We provide CPR and life-saving training at more than 200 locations throughout the United States, with a primary focus on:

• American Heart Association Basic Life Support courses

• CPR certification programs

• Related life-saving training programs

Each year, we train more than 80,000 participants.

The name ALLCPR reflects our core belief: everyone should learn CPR. Our mission is to give people the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills needed to respond in emergencies and help save lives.

We are seeking a CPR Instructor to deliver American Heart Association (AHA) and American Red Cross (ARC) CPR/BLS training to individuals and groups.

This role includes:

• Preparing lesson plans

• Demonstrating proper CPR/AED techniques

• Evaluating student performance

• Ensuring students meet certification requirements

• Job Type: Part-time, Contract

• Work Location: In person

• Work is performed at scheduled training locations

• Classes are primarily scheduled on weekends

• Weekday availability is preferred

• Final schedules may vary based on class demand, instructor availability, and training location needs

Applicants must hold a valid CPR/BLS Instructor Certification.

Preferred certifications include:

• American Heart Association BLS Instructor Certification

• American Red Cross CPR/BLS Instructor Certification

American Heart Association (AHA) certification is preferred. American Red Cross (ARC) Instructor Certification is also accepted.

Instructors are expected to provide and manage their own CPR training equipment.

Required equipment:

• Minimum of three manikin sets

The CPR Instructor will be responsible for:

• Delivering AHA/ARC CPR and BLS training sessions

• Demonstrating proper CPR and AED techniques

• Evaluating student performance

• Providing clear feedback throughout the course

• Ensuring students meet certification requirements

• Maintaining and managing training equipment

• Following applicable AHA/ARC course standards

• Providing a professional learning experience for students and clients

Candidates should have:

• Valid CPR Instructor Certification

• Strong knowledge of CPR and AED procedures

• Clear communication and teaching skills

• Ability to manage a classroom effectively

• Strong organizational skills

• Reliable time-management skills

• Ability to work with students of different experience levels

The instructor must be able to:

• Stand for extended periods

• Lift and transport training equipment up to 50 pounds

• Physically demonstrate proper CPR and AED skills during class

Pay ranges from 30.00 to 45.00 per teaching hour.

Pay may vary based on:

• Instructor experience

• Available equipment

• Course qualifications

• Potential for long-term collaboration

Classes may also be held at rental sites, including:

• Offices

• Schools

• Community centers