Regional Flight Medicine Clinical Educator

Air Methods; Georgia; On-site; USD 82,000 - 122,000; Full time

Job summary

Air Methods is seeking a clinical education leader to oversee orientation, simulation-based training, and ongoing competency programs across the Georgia region and neighboring states. You will collaborate with RCEM/RCD to maintain education resources, develop new hire content, and drive accreditation efforts.

Responsibilities include curriculum development, performance evaluation, and coordination of annual equipment and program training while ensuring compliance with CAMTS standards and high

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field plus 5+ years of experience.
• Flight experience of 4+ years and instructor experience preferred.
• Certifications CFRN or FP-C required; instructor status for AHA courses within 3 months.

Responsibilities

• Lead new employee orientation and local protocols.
• Coordinate clinical education and simulation labs for staff.
• Develop accreditation and continuing education content.
• Assess regional educational needs and lead competency training.

Skills

Excellent communication

High collaboration

Team player

Detail-oriented

Multi-tasking

Education

Bachelor’s degree (BS/BA) or BSN

Five or more years related experience (flight)

Education/instructor experience

Tools

Microsoft Office

Smartsheet

Job description

Air Methods is seeking a clinical education leader to oversee orientation, simulation-based training, and ongoing competency programs across the Georgia region and neighboring states. You will collaborate with RCEM/RCD to maintain education resources, develop new hire content, and drive accreditation efforts.

Responsibilities include curriculum development, performance evaluation, and coordination of annual equipment and program training while ensuring compliance with CAMTS standards and high