Simulationist EMS

The primary role involves serving as the course coordinator for ems education programs and classes, which accounts for 80% of the duties, potentially including supervision or instruction of students during hospital clinical experiences. The remaining time is dedicated to assisting with accreditation maintenance, liaison activities, and developing new ems education programs.

Minimum qualifications include a high school diploma or ged, along with several critical certifications such as acls, bls, emtp, and pals. Candidates must possess three years of ems street experience, previous teaching experience, and knowledge of pre-Hospital ems operations and training equipment.