The Life Support Educator functions as a leader in all components of American Heart Association (AHA) courses (ACLS/BLS/PALS/PEARS). Their primary responsibility includes lecturing on all required AHA class content, initial mega code demonstration, group control skills, knowledge and facility with all Life Support clinical and medical devices and equipment, setting up and using educational presentation tools, creating, presenting, and leading case-based scenarios, case discussion stations, skills instruction and evaluation stations, practice stations, remediation stations, and written examinations. They must also understand the educational philosophy of the Life Support Education and Outreach and relevant policies and procedures for conducting AHA courses. Travel to community and Ambulatory sites is required, as are evenings and weekends as needed. The role involves providing education to external students and supporting contracted clients, teaching in Life Support programs for staff, and assuring competence for changes in practice, procedures, or equipment. They will collaborate with the Life Support Education and Outreach team to revise and implement Life Support Education, support clinical advancement and career coaching by mentoring AHA instructors, and collaborate with other departments to provide Life Support Education in clinical practice areas. The educator will also apply evidence-based practice to educational program planning and implementation.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED