Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Instructor at Southern California Regional Occupational Center (SoCal ROC)

Job Summary

Job Summary

Teach students the skills required for state requirements for ambulance personnel, fire rescue, lifeguards, and ski patrols. Instruction includes first aid and lifesaving skills for trauma and medical conditions such as shock, respiratory and cardiovascular emergencies, as well as childbirth, splinting and other situations. Instruction is to prepare students to test for CPR/AED Certification by the American Heart Association. Key Responsibilities Perform the primary role of a leader of learning as assigned. Assist in integrating industry and academic standards within curriculum development. Provide group and individual instruction utilizing the most effective teaching strategies. Assist in recruitment and prepare student for employment or advancement. Evaluate student skill competencies and job readiness and maintain accurate student attendance records. Manage classroom in such a manner as to ensure an environment conducive to learning. Complete and deliver written records and reports as required. Participate actively in subject matter advisory committee. Keep abreast of current practices and training methods. Ability to relate to high-school-age-students and adults. Perform other job-related duties as required. Qualifications Professional experience as an Emergency Medical Technician or in a related healthcare field. Knowledge of workplace safety, health and safety laws, and ethical practices. Must have a Designated Subjects Vocational Education Teaching credential or Designated Subject Career Technical Education Credential, or be eligible to obtain a Designated Subject Career Technical Education Teaching Credential in the appropriate subject matter area (this requires a minimum of five years of full- time recent work experience and or a combination of recent work experience and education). Ability to develop and organize original course curriculum, lesson plans, and instructional materials independently preferred, as program curriculum resources

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