Subject Matter Expert-Airway and Ventilation Support

Raven Advisory; Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune (NC); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Raven Advisory LLC is seeking a Subject Matter Expert for Airway and Ventilation Support. The SME teaches airway and ventilator blocks, coaches students on the lanes, and keeps airway content, equipment, and protocols current.

This position is contingent upon award. Responsibilities include instructing airway and ventilation blocks, training students to set up, run, and troubleshoot portable ventilators, coaching during lane scenarios, maintaining gear, and reporting proficiency to the program

Qualifications

• Advanced SME with documented certifications and preferred RRT/RCP for instruction.
• SOF environment experience in last 5 years with advanced airway instruction.

Responsibilities

• Instructs airway and ventilation blocks, including airway assessment, intubation, and post-intubation care.
• Train students to set up, run, and troubleshoot, portable ventilators over extended periods of time.
• Coach and evaluate students on airway and ventilator tasks during lane scenarios.
• Maintain airway trainers, ventilators, and supplies.
• Track student airway proficiency and report results to the program lead.

Skills

Advanced SME certification

RRT/RCP preferred

Tools

Airway trainers

Ventilators

Job description

Company Overview:

Raven Advisory is a leading provider of advanced training solutions, dependable service contract fulfillment, and skilled professional staffing. We empower warfighters with intelligence, skills, and resilience to meet today’s operational challenges. Our comprehensive approach ensures that every solution we provide contributes directly to mission success.

Position Overview:

Raven Advisory LLC is seeking a Subject Matter Expert for Airway and Ventilation Support. The SME teaches airway and ventilator blocks, coaches’ students on the lanes, and keeps airway content, equipment, and protocols current. This position is contingent upon award.

Responsibilities:

• Instructs airway and ventilation blocks, including airway assessment, intubation, and post-intubation care.
• Train students to set up, run, and troubleshoot, portable ventilators over extended periods of time.
• Coach and evaluate students on airway and ventilator tasks during lane scenarios.
• Maintain airway trainers, ventilators, and supplies.
• Track student airway proficiency and report results to the program lead.

Qualifications:

• Minimum Instructor requirement of advanced SME who has documented certifications and is considered highly preferred as a Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT), Respiratory Care Practitioner (RCP) for instruction of advanced airway periods of instruction.
• Instructor is considered highly qualified if having worked in SOF environment in last 5-years with documented experience in instruction of advanced subjects pertaining to PFC to MARSOC.

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