Faculty Emergency Medical Services
Overview
The Emergency Medical Services Faculty leads learning across campus distance and clinical sites. This role owns curriculum design delivery and student success initiatives. Unique focus on inclusive EMS education for diverse learners.
What You'll Do11
- 1Design and deliver EMS courses using active learning techniques for multicultural students
- 2Lead curriculum development aligned with CoAEMSP standards
- 3Mentor students fostering belonging and professional growth
- 4Utilize LMS platforms like Blackboard for course administration
- 5Collaborate with division leadership on program improvements
- 6Maintain confidentiality while supporting student development
- 7Participate in departmental governance and committee activities
- 8Teach in various settings including classrooms labs and clinical sites
- 9Ensure timely grading and attendance certification
- 10Attend college functions and maintain professional standards
- 11Demonstrate commitment to community engagement and equity
Requirements11
- 1Associate degree in Emergency Medical Services with current licensure
- 2Three years non-teaching EMS work experience
- 3Current Texas DSHS Paramedic certification preferred
- 4Proven ability to teach diverse student populations
- 5Strong communication skills verbal written and listening
- 6Experience with educational technology and LMS platforms
- 7Commitment to servant leadership and collaborative teamwork
- 8Ability to work flexible schedules including evenings weekends
- 9Understanding of challenges faced by underprepared student groups
- 10Dedication to continuous professional development
- 11Ability to maintain professional boundaries and confidentiality
Salary Insight
$71 - $96k per year
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