Elite Combat Trauma Instructor

Raven Advisory; Niland (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Raven Advisory seeks a Combat Skills Medical Instructor to train elite military medical personnel in trauma management and critical care. You will design curricula, deliver lectures and hands‑on life‑saving exercises in challenging environments and ensure protocols reflect real‑world combat conditions.

Candidates must hold current military medical credentials (18D/SOCM), NREMT, BLS/CPR, and TCCC‑Instructor status, with 2–4 years of instructional experience and the ability to obtain a security

Qualifications

• Active military medical experience or SOCM 18D.
• Current NREMT certification (EMT or higher).
• Current BLS/CPR certification; instructor level preferred.
• Current TCCC‑Instructor credentials.
• Minimum 2‑4 years of experience educating military personnel in formal schoolhouse training.
• Experience conducting Advanced Trauma Management with Human Role Models.
• Ability to obtain or hold a security clearance.

Responsibilities

• Present lectures, demonstrations, and hands‑on life‑saving exercises.
• Design course materials, training aids, simulation scenarios, and comprehensive examinations covering advanced trauma.
• Maintain and evaluate training results to ensure medical protocols align with real‑world, high‑stress combat environments.
• Manage and account for sensitive equipment and medical training gear.
• Instructors must demonstrate the stamina to perform physical tasks alongside or at a higher level than students.
• Ensure curriculum remains current with Join Trauma Systems/TCCC guidelines.
• Prolonged Casualty Care (PCC).

Skills

Military medical exp

NREMT certification

BLS/CPR cert

TCCC Instructor

Security clearance capable

Education

Special Operations Medic (18D)

NREMT certification

BLS/CPR instructor

Job description

Raven Advisory seeks a Combat Skills Medical Instructor to train elite military medical personnel in trauma management and critical care. You will design curricula, deliver lectures and hands‑on life‑saving exercises in challenging environments and ensure protocols reflect real‑world combat conditions.

Candidates must hold current military medical credentials (18D/SOCM), NREMT, BLS/CPR, and TCCC‑Instructor status, with 2–4 years of instructional experience and the ability to obtain a security