Aviation RCP Instructor for CCATT Training

Bestica; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

10 PTOs

11 Federal Holidays

Amazing work environment

Job summary

Bestica is hiring a Respiratory Care Provider Instructor to support the United States Air Force’s CCATT training program at Cincinnati, OH. The role requires delivery of didactic, simulation, and hands-on instruction aligned with military air transport standards.

The ideal candidate will have NBRC RRT credential, an active RT license, 5+ years in acute care (2+ in critical care), and BLS/ALS certifications.

Qualifications

• NBRC RRT credential and CRT or RRT required.
• Active, unrestricted Respiratory Therapist license in any US state.
• Minimum five years clinical experience in acute care, with at least two in critical care.
• Current certifications in BLS and ALS.
• Complete the Basic Instructors Course (BIC) within 60 days of hire and 60 instructor hours.
• Ability to lift under 50 pounds and operate simulation equipment.

Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver didactic, simulation, and hands‑on curricula.
• Instruct to USAF CCATT standards including in-flight care.
• Deliver role-specific weekly duties with scripted tasks.
• Train on Aerospace Physiology, altitude medicine, and hypoxia risks.
• Teach Emergency Airway Management and Ventilation for altitude.
• Coach ABG interpretation and oxygen therapy adjustments.
• Maintain safety, equipment handling, and compliance in flight.
• Engage in peer review and professional development.
• Create and maintain lesson plans per USAF CCATT guides.

Skills

NBRC RRT Credential

Active RT License

5+ Years Acute Care

BLS ALS Certified

Instructor Training

Job description

Bestica is hiring a Respiratory Care Provider Instructor to support the United States Air Force’s CCATT training program at Cincinnati, OH. The role requires delivery of didactic, simulation, and hands-on instruction aligned with military air transport standards.

The ideal candidate will have NBRC RRT credential, an active RT license, 5+ years in acute care (2+ in critical care), and BLS/ALS certifications.