Healthcare Provider and Professional Rescuers Instructor Residency Program
Healthcare Provider and Professional Rescuers Instructor Residency Program
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Job Description
Overview
The Healthcare Provider and Professional Rescuers Instructor Residency Program at ProACT Critical Care Academy offers a robust handson teaching experience tailored to instructors aiming to train healthcare professionals and emergency responders. This program enables residents to build confidence in teaching advanced CPR AED and other lifesaving techniques to healthcare providers and professional rescuers using ProACTs facilities and equipment.
Program Objectives
- Gain proficiency in teaching professionallevel emergency preparedness courses designed for healthcare providers and emergency responders.
- Develop a deep understanding of American Red Cross course content and professionallevel training methodologies.
- Learn to tailor instruction to the needs of healthcare professionals first responders and highstakes environments.
- Strengthen leadership communication and critical decisionmaking skills.
- Contribute to the mission of improving patient outcomes and enhancing community safety.
Eligibility Requirements
- Must be at least 18 years old.
- Hold current certification as an American Red Cross Instructor in CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuers Lifeguarding or Basic Life Support (or obtain certification prior to the residency start).
- Demonstrate a passion for teaching and improving emergency response capabilities.
- Be available to teach six classes over the eightmonth duration.
- Pass a background check.
Program Structure
The eightmonth residency program is flexible allowing residents to schedule classes in coordination with supervising instructors. The program includes the following components:
Orientation and Advanced Training:
- Orientation to ProACTs mission facilities and specialized equipment for healthcare providerlevel training.
- Training on advanced teaching techniques and the specific needs of healthcare professionals.
- Observation of experienced instructors leading Healthcare Provider/Professional Rescuers courses.
CoTeaching:
- Collaborate with seasoned instructors to coteach at least one healthcarefocused class.
- Practice delivering advanced course content including highperformance CPR AED operation and teambased resuscitation.
- Receive targeted feedback from ProACTs Training Coordinators.
Independent Teaching:
- After coteaching at least one class residents may begin teaching independently.
- Lead six advanced CPR/AED classes for healthcare professionals and emergency responders.
- Manage class logistics deliver instruction and evaluate participants skills.
Ongoing Mentorship:
- Regular feedback and guidance from supervising instructors and mentors.
- Support in addressing challenges unique to teaching healthcare providerlevel courses.
Final Assessment:
- Conduct a final observed teaching session with professionallevel learners.
- Participate in a personalized evaluation session to discuss achievements and areas for growth.
- Create a professional development plan for continued improvement as an instructor.
Program Benefits
- Comprehensive teaching experience with healthcare providers and first responders.
- Access to ProACTs advanced training facilities and specialized equipment.
- Mentorship from experienced healthcare and emergency response instructors.
- Networking opportunities with professionals in the healthcare and public safety sectors.
- Certificate of Completion and priority consideration for future teaching roles at ProACT.
Expectations
- Commit to the full eightmonth residency program.
- Uphold ProACTs standards and the American Red Crosss guidelines for professional instruction.
- Be prepared and adaptable to meet the unique needs of healthcare learners.
- Demonstrate professionalism punctuality and reliability in all aspects of the program.
Application Process
Interested candidates must submit the following:
- A completed application form.
- A current resume detailing relevant teaching or professional experience.
- A personal statement (500 words max) explaining their interest in the residency and their goals as an instructor.Please attach personal statement as a cover letter in the application.
- Send certificates and supporting documents to:
- Proof of current instructor certification or intent to complete certification prior to the start date.
- Contact information for two professional references.
Important Dates
- Application Deadline: Ongoing
- Notification of Acceptance: Typically within 24 weeks of application
- Program Start Date: Flexible
Contact Information
For more information about the Healthcare Provider and Professional Rescuers Instructor Residency Program or to submit your application please contact:
Center for Excellence in Professional Emergency Preparedness Education
Required Experience:
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Employment Type
Contract
