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Scope Healthcare Limited is seeking a First Aid Trainer and Assessor based in Brisbane to deliver Scope Institute's first aid courses across Queensland. You will train and assess workplace groups and individuals in CPR (HLTAID009) and first aid (HLTAID011), including education settings (HLTAID012).
This hands-on, delivery-focused role requires running practical sessions, travelling between venues with equipment and keeping records up to date.
$55 - $70 per hour + super | Casual | Brisbane QLD
Teach CPR, AED use and first aid, and assess learners against nationally recognised units, at workplaces and venues across Brisbane.
Scope Healthcare is a steadily growing healthcare group delivering cardiac, sleep and respiratory diagnostics, radiology and accredited healthcare education. Our education arm, Scope Institute (RTO 45946), delivers nationally recognised first aid and CPR courses alongside cardiac ultrasound training. Our team continues to expand year on year as our services grow.
We're now looking for a First Aid Trainer and Assessor, based in Brisbane, to deliver Scope Institute's first aid courses in Queensland. You'll train and assess workplace groups and individual learners in CPR (HLTAID009) and first aid (HLTAID011), including first aid in education and care settings (HLTAID012). You'll work with the Scope Institute team, who manage bookings, enrolments and certificates.
This is a hands‑on, delivery‑focused role. Learners complete the theory online first, so you'll run a practical session of two to three hours: demonstrating techniques, coaching practice and assessing each learner. You'll travel between client workplaces and training venues with the equipment.
You're calm and clear in front of a group, you put nervous learners at ease, and you're careful with assessment records.
A background in nursing, paramedicine, ambulance, defence health, fire and rescue or lifesaving is highly regarded, as is experience training childcare, school or workplace groups.
You’ll teach practical skills people use in emergencies, backed by a group that delivers cardiac and respiratory diagnostics every day. You will have an opportunity to: