EMS Training & Development Lead

North Slope Borough — Fire; Utqiaġvik (AK); On-site; USD 70,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

North Slope Borough Fire Department seeks a Training and Development Manager - EMS to design and deliver basic life support EMS training for a diverse student body. The role includes teaching, program development, and evolving duties as needs arise within the department.

The incumbent will plan, coordinate and assess EMS training, maintain records, and support emergency response leadership during disasters or large incidents. Alaska-specific credentials are preferred.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Associate degree in EMS or Fire Science; Arctic pre-hospital EMS experience.
• Alaska paramedic licensure preferred; EMT II or higher or NREMT required.
• Current BLS and 2+ years of Advanced Life Support EMS experience.
• Alaska EMS instructor certification preferred; basic firefighter cert within 1 year.
• Experience with EMS training in person and via video conferencing.
• NIMS 100, 200 and 800; valid Alaska driver's license.

Responsibilities

• Provide planning, scheduling and coordination for the Fire Department.
• Identify and coordinate EMS training for the North Slope Borough Fire Department.
• Monitor, evaluate and report training program effectiveness.
• Offer training to help members maintain or improve job skills.
• Maintain training records and attendance; submit reports to Deputy Fire Chief.
• Respond to emergencies and perform fire suppression, rescue and medical care as assigned.

Skills

EMS training

Planning & scheduling

Teaching / instruction

Program evaluation

Interpersonal skills

Education

Associate Degree in EMS or Fire Science

Paramedic license Alaska preferred

BLS certification

Tools

Video conferencing

Job description

North Slope Borough Fire Department seeks a Training and Development Manager - EMS to design and deliver basic life support EMS training for a diverse student body. The role includes teaching, program development, and evolving duties as needs arise within the department.

The incumbent will plan, coordinate and assess EMS training, maintain records, and support emergency response leadership during disasters or large incidents. Alaska-specific credentials are preferred.