Part-Time Paramedic Instructor — Shape Future EMS Pros

AACC Dance Company; Arnold (MD); On-site; USD 1,535,000 - 1,657,000; Part time

Job summary

AACC Dance Company in Arnold/Main Campus is seeking a Part-time Paramedic Instructor to deliver high-quality paramedic education, developing and grading curriculum, conducting lectures and hands-on labs, and mentoring during clinical rotations.

The role requires collaboration with the Director of EMS, medical directors, clinical sites, and EMS agencies to ensure comprehensive, up-to-date training. Certification maintenance and ongoing education are essential.

Qualifications

• Maryland and NREMT paramedic certification required.
• Minimum 3+ years experience as a paramedic.
• MFRI/NAEMSE Instructor certification preferred.
• Prior teaching experience with an accredited paramedic program.
• Letter of recommendation from jurisdictional medical director.

Responsibilities

• Teach assigned class(es) per EMS Director expectations.
• Develop scenarios, lesson plans, and test questions.
• Assess student progress and assign grades.
• Prepare students for state and national paramedic certification exams.
• Mentor students on performance, skills, and professional development.
• Adhere to safety procedures and departmental standards.
• Meet deadlines for grades, attendance, and information.
• Certifications must be up to date and renewed within 1 month of recertification.
• Perform lifting of equipment and static/dynamic skills demonstrations.

Skills

Paramedic certification

Teaching

Paramedic experience

Education

Maryland NREMT paramedic certification

MFRI or NAEMSE Instructor certification

Prior teaching experience in paramedic program

Job description

AACC Dance Company in Arnold/Main Campus is seeking a Part-time Paramedic Instructor to deliver high-quality paramedic education, developing and grading curriculum, conducting lectures and hands-on labs, and mentoring during clinical rotations.

The role requires collaboration with the Director of EMS, medical directors, clinical sites, and EMS agencies to ensure comprehensive, up-to-date training. Certification maintenance and ongoing education are essential.