American Heart Association BLS Instructor
Company Name:
Annuvia
Annuvias instructors work on a part-time basis to teach BLS courses (CPR/AED and First Aid training) under the American Heart Association curriculum. Instructors teach classes on site at clients facilities, independently or with a co-instructor(s). Instructors are responsible for facilitating video presentations, instructor lectures, skills demonstrations, testing students, answering questions, and completing post-course rosters/paperwork. Opportunities for travel may also be available.
Applicants must be self-motivated, trustworthy, and flexible. Instructors spend significant time working without daily supervision, and must be able to meet timelines and complete tasks without on-site management presence. Applicants must be available during regular business hours (Monday-Friday between the hours of 9am-5pm) for the majority of the work, though some classes may be taught on weekends or evenings as needed.
Prerequisites:
Must possess current employment experience in healthcare setting with licensing/credentialing such: EMT-B, EMT-P, RN, PA or MD/DO.
Must possess current AHA BLS for HCP certification. Must also possess current AHA BLS Instructor certification for most cities (we are able to offer BLS Instructor training/certification in a few select cities only).
Must have at least three years experience working in emergency setting where you have actively applied emergency cardiovascular care.
Must be available for a minimum of eight days per month.
Must possess outstanding public speaking skills; be comfortable in front of a class of adults.
Must be professional, friendly, outgoing, and engaging.
Must be responsible, on-time and able to teach/organize independently.
Must provide own transportation to/from classes.
May be asked to travel alone or in groups to various locations around the United States.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Annuvia
Annuvias instructors work on a part-time basis to teach BLS courses (CPR/AED and First Aid training) under the American Heart Association curriculum. Instructors teach classes on site at clients facilities, independently or with a co-instructor(s). Instructors are responsible for facilitating video presentations, instructor lectures, skills demonstrations, testing students, answering questions, and completing post-course rosters/paperwork. Opportunities for travel may also be available.
Applicants must be self-motivated, trustworthy, and flexible. Instructors spend significant time working without daily supervision, and must be able to meet timelines and complete tasks without on-site management presence. Applicants must be available during regular business hours (Monday-Friday between the hours of 9am-5pm) for the majority of the work, though some classes may be taught on weekends or evenings as needed.
Prerequisites:
Must possess current employment experience in healthcare setting with licensing/credentialing such: EMT-B, EMT-P, RN, PA or MD/DO.
Must possess current AHA BLS for HCP certification. Must also possess current AHA BLS Instructor certification for most cities (we are able to offer BLS Instructor training/certification in a few select cities only).
Must have at least three years experience working in emergency setting where you have actively applied emergency cardiovascular care.
Must be available for a minimum of eight days per month.
Must possess outstanding public speaking skills; be comfortable in front of a class of adults.
Must be professional, friendly, outgoing, and engaging.
Must be responsible, on-time and able to teach/organize independently.
Must provide own transportation to/from classes.
May be asked to travel alone or in groups to various locations around the United States.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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