Life Support Instructor: ACLS/PALS/BLS (Per Diem)

Dartmouth Health; Lebanon (NH); On-site; USD 10,000 - 69,000; Part time

Job summary

Dartmouth Health offers life support training and credentialing instruction in ACLS, PALS, and BLS, taught in-house and to the community. The role involves coordinating course selection, evaluating presentations, supervising students, and ensuring successful certification for participants.

The instructor will set up training stations, complete required paperwork, and participate in program evaluation to drive quality improvements.

Qualifications

• Must have taught 8 courses in the same discipline as requested for appointment.
• Completion of Life Support Training Programs and TCF orientation course with successful monitoring by Life Support Training Programs Manager/Coordinator required.
• Must be motivated to teach, to facilitate learning and ensure that students acquire the skills necessary to successful course completion.
• The ability to work effectively with others, possessing tact, discretion and diplomacy required.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills desired.

Responsibilities

• Works closely with the other departmental staff to determine course selection.
• Monitors the appropriateness of educational presentations.
• Oversees student performance.
• Answers student questions during course presentation.
• Remediates or oversees remediation of students during the course.
• Actively participates in post course debriefing session.
• Sets up or takes down learning/skills stations.
• Prepares or completes all necessary paperwork for course completion cards to be issued by the Training Center.
• Uses feedback from program evaluation mechanisms to improve performance.
• Reports damaged or missing items promptly and within scope of training.
• Performs other duties as required or assigned.

Skills

Teaching

Communication

Interpersonal skills

Education

Life Support Training Programs

TCF orientation course

Job description

Dartmouth Health offers life support training and credentialing instruction in ACLS, PALS, and BLS, taught in-house and to the community. The role involves coordinating course selection, evaluating presentations, supervising students, and ensuring successful certification for participants.

The instructor will set up training stations, complete required paperwork, and participate in program evaluation to drive quality improvements.