EMS Education Lead: Instructor & Curriculum Developer

Mercy-Health-System-Corporation; Janesville (WI); On-site; USD 38,000 - 57,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Retirement plan

Time off

EAP

On-demand pay

Professional development

Job summary

Mercyhealth is seeking an EMS Instructor in Wisconsin to lead EMS course development and deliver high-quality instruction across classroom, lab, and clinical settings. The role emphasizes adult learning theory, mentorship of junior instructors, and maintaining precise records.

The ideal candidate holds an Emergency Care degree, has Wisconsin EMS licensure, BLS and AHA Instructor certifications, and is prepared to travel up to 20% to educational sites.

Qualifications

• Graduation from a University or Community College with a degree or certificate in an Emergency Care discipline (i.e.: EMT, AEMT, Paramedic, RN, PA, DO, MD)
• RN, BSN preferred or enrolled in BSN program
• Two years of experience providing Emergency Care in Wisconsin at licensed level
• Certified EMS Instructor II or working toward completion preferred
• BLS certification within three months and AHA Instructor certification within one year

Responsibilities

• Develop EMT, AEMT, Paramedic and/or AHA course curricula under state/national guidelines
• Lead course development through assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation
• Deliver instruction across classroom, lab, clinical and online formats
• Provide mentorship to novice instructors and supervise as needed
• Maintain accurate class records and travel up to 20% for off-site presentations

Skills

Educational leadership

Instructional design

Public speaking

Mentorship

Customer service

Education

Degree in Emergency Care

Tools

PowerPoint

Word Processing

Job description

Mercyhealth is seeking an EMS Instructor in Wisconsin to lead EMS course development and deliver high-quality instruction across classroom, lab, and clinical settings. The role emphasizes adult learning theory, mentorship of junior instructors, and maintaining precise records.

The ideal candidate holds an Emergency Care degree, has Wisconsin EMS licensure, BLS and AHA Instructor certifications, and is prepared to travel up to 20% to educational sites.