SUMMARY The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Instructor is responsible for instructing and implementing the EMS program to educate students according to curriculum standards and objectives. This role includes providing oversight to ensure the quality and integrity of the EMS program at our Las Vegas campus.

EMS Instructor

Are you an experienced EMS professional ready for a change? Join our team as an Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Instructor at our Las Vegas campus and bring your field expertise into a dynamic office environment. This is your opportunity to educate the next generation of EMS professionals and make a lasting impact on the future of the industry. In this role, you'll teach and mentor students, contribute to the growth of the EMS profession, and play a pivotal part in shaping their careers—all while enjoying the stability and growth opportunities of an academic setting.

Teaching & Instruction

• Teach EMS curriculum according to established standards and objectives
• Deliver lectures and practical demonstrations to individuals and groups
• Instruct foundation courses including mathematics, computers, anatomy and physiology, medical terminology, study skills, and first aid
• Provide detailed feedback on assignments and support struggling students
• Maintain student grades and prepare final course evaluations

Student Support & Retention

• Monitor attendance and coordinate with departments regarding consecutive absences
• Implement strategies to reduce withdrawals based on student success rate analysis
• Contact disengaged students via phone, text, or email as part of retention efforts
• Advise students on academic progress and respond promptly to communications

Program Coordination & Oversight

• Arrange guest speakers, community service trips, and clinical site visits
• Monitor online student progress and collaborate with faculty to support at-risk students
• Enforce safety protocols during classroom activities
• Assist with EMS student externship coordination
• Maintain programmatic quality and integrity

Administrative & Reporting

• Submit weekly attendance reports
• Alert appropriate personnel when student grades fall below requirements
• Maintain compliance with grading and documentation policies

Professional Development & Engagement

• Participate in required continuing education activities
• Attend faculty meetings (in-person or virtually)
• Stay current on EMS industry trends and technological advancements

Minimum Qualifications

• Associate's degree from a U.S.-accredited institution
• Graduate of an accredited Paramedic program (or 4 years equivalent job-related training)
• 3+ years hands-on Paramedic experience
• EMS teaching knowledge and experience
• Current Paramedic certification/license (local, state, or federal)
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• All faculty are required to obtain a letter of endorsement from the SNHD before any teaching.

Compensation & Benefits

• Salary: $28.19-$35.23 per hour
• Health: Medical (PPO & 2 HDHP with HSA), dental, and vision coverage
• Retirement: 401(k) with 10% employer match and Employee Stock Ownership Plan
• Insurance: Short/long-term disability, basic life, flexible spending account (FSA), Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Time Off: PTO, paid sick leave, and holidays
• Additional: Tuition reimbursement, wellness program, employee discounts