Paramedic Instructor & Medical Simulation Operator

ACLC, LLC; Town of Lafayette (WI); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

ACLC is seeking a qualified Paramedic Instructor/Operator (NRP I/O) to support Medical Simulation Training Center operations at Fort McCoy under TRIOSS II. The role delivers classroom, hands-on, simulation-based, and field medical training to military personnel with varying experience levels.

Responsibilities include operating simulators, creating realistic scenarios, evaluating learners, and maintaining credentials and equipment. Employment is contingent on contract award and location needs.

Qualifications

• Must hold NREMT Paramedic (NRP) certification.
• Must hold ARC/AHA BLS Provider and Instructor certification.
• Must hold ARC/AHA ALS/ACLS Provider and Instructor certification.
• Must hold ARC/AHA PALS Provider and Instructor certification.
• Must meet one of: Army 68W/18D AL, Navy NEC 8404/IDL, Air Force 4N0X1+, or licensed RN/PA/MD.
• Must complete TC 8-800 annually.
• Must obtain/maintain military installation access and a CAC.

Responsibilities

• Instruct, demonstrate, evaluate, and validate medical skills per program and doctrine.
• Support 68W sustainment, TC 8-800, TCCC, CLS, EMT, Paramedic, and other provider/instructor training.
• Operate patient simulators, task trainers, and virtual training platforms.
• Create realistic scenarios using moulage, synthetic blood, and environmental controls.
• Evaluate student knowledge, critical-thinking, and hands-on performance.
• Prepare training areas and equipment and perform maintenance checks.
• Assist training-event planning, After Action Reviews, recordkeeping, and inventory management.
• Maintain all credentials and instructor qualifications.

Skills

NRP Paramedic

BLS Instructor

ALS/ACLS Provider

PALS Instructor

TC 8-800 annual

CAC/Access

Education

Active healthcare license (RN/PA/MD)

Job description

ACLC is seeking a qualified Paramedic Instructor/Operator (NRP I/O) to support Medical Simulation Training Center operations at Fort McCoy under TRIOSS II. The role delivers classroom, hands-on, simulation-based, and field medical training to military personnel with varying experience levels.

Responsibilities include operating simulators, creating realistic scenarios, evaluating learners, and maintaining credentials and equipment. Employment is contingent on contract award and location needs.