Part-Time Paramedic Science Instructor — Flexible Schedule

Ivy Tech Community College; Marion (IN); On-site; USD 34,440 - 52,348; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health & Wellness benefits

Retirement plan options

Educational fee remission

Job summary

Ivy Tech Community College in Indiana seeks adjunct faculty to deliver credit and non-credit classes in health sciences. These positions are temporary and on an as-needed basis with flexible scheduling to align with client demand.

Candidates must be Indiana certified EMTs (or higher) and hold or be willing to obtain instructor credentials. Teaching experience and strong communication are required to effectively train healthcare providers and first responders.

Qualifications

• Must hold an Indiana EMT certification or higher (paramedic, nurse, or physician) and be eligible to teach.
• Instructor certifications listed above or willingness to obtain are required.
• Ability to deliver classes in workplace and campus locations and adapt to client objectives.

Responsibilities

• Deliver credit and non-credit classes as assigned.
• Teach and train classes at campus and workplace locations.
• Maintain attendance, grades, and other student records.
• Develop learning materials for effective delivery of curriculum.
• Initiate evaluation processes to determine training viability.
• Promote diversity and inclusive teaching practices.

Skills

Effective communication

Problem solving

Lifesaving skills

Teaching

Flexible schedule

Education

Indiana EMT certification

Indiana Primary Instructor Certification (or higher)

American Heart Association BLS/ACLS/PALS Instructor

NAEMT Instructor credentials (PHTLS/AMLS/TECC-LEO/AHDR/GEMS/EVOS)

Job description

Ivy Tech Community College in Indiana seeks adjunct faculty to deliver credit and non-credit classes in health sciences. These positions are temporary and on an as-needed basis with flexible scheduling to align with client demand.

Candidates must be Indiana certified EMTs (or higher) and hold or be willing to obtain instructor credentials. Teaching experience and strong communication are required to effectively train healthcare providers and first responders.