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CPI or Equivalent Instructor Certification; IAHSS Healthcare Safety Certificate; and IAHSS Work ... Attend EHS Public Safety Trainer Course within 6 months of promotion. Complete EHC PS Leadership ...

CPI or Equivalent Instructor Certification; IAHSS Healthcare Safety Certificate; and IAHSS Work ... Attend EHS Public Safety Trainer Course within 6 months of promotion. Complete EHC PS Leadership ...

Public Safety Supervisor

Atlanta, GA · On-site

$33.96 - $41.38/hr

CPI or Equivalent Instructor Certification; IAHSS Healthcare Safety Certificate; and IAHSS Work ... Attend EHS Public Safety Trainer Course within 6 months of promotion. Complete EHC PS Leadership ...

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How much do cpi training instructor jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 4, 2026, the average yearly pay for cpi training instructor in Georgia is $57,990.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $48,100.00 and $63,300.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a CPI Training Instructor?

CPI Training Instructors are professionals certified to teach Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) programs, which focus on de-escalation techniques, nonviolent crisis intervention, and safe physical intervention methods. They train staff in various settings—such as healthcare, education, and human services—to recognize and manage challenging behaviors safely and respectfully. Instructors ensure participants understand CPI principles and can apply them to maintain safety and dignity during potentially volatile situations.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a CPI Training Instructor?

To thrive as a CPI Training Instructor, you need a solid understanding of crisis prevention and intervention techniques, often supported by CPI certification and experience in education or healthcare. Familiarity with training delivery platforms, presentation tools, and CPI-specific curriculum materials is essential. Strong communication, patience, and the ability to manage group dynamics are standout soft skills for this role. These skills ensure effective instruction, promote a safe learning environment, and help trainees apply CPI principles in real-world scenarios.

What are some common challenges a CPI Training Instructor faces when delivering training sessions to diverse groups?

CPI Training Instructors often encounter the challenge of engaging participants with varying backgrounds, experience levels, and attitudes toward crisis prevention techniques. It's common to adapt teaching methods on the fly to ensure everyone understands and feels comfortable practicing intervention strategies. Additionally, instructors must be prepared to address sensitive topics and manage group dynamics, especially when participants share personal experiences. Building rapport and fostering a safe, respectful learning environment are key to overcoming these challenges.

What is the difference between Cpi Training Instructor vs First Aid Instructor?

AspectCpi Training InstructorFirst Aid Instructor
Required CertificationsCPR, CPI Nonviolent Crisis Intervention, First Aid (optional)First Aid, CPR, AED certifications
Work EnvironmentTraining centers, healthcare, educational settingsCommunity centers, workplaces, healthcare facilities
Employer & Industry UsageHealthcare, education, social servicesHealthcare, safety training providers, community organizations
Common Search & ComparisonYesYes

The Cpi Training Instructor primarily focuses on de-escalation and crisis intervention training, often including nonviolent crisis management, while the First Aid Instructor specializes in teaching life-saving skills like CPR and basic first aid. Both roles require CPR certification and are used across healthcare, education, and community settings. The main difference lies in the scope: Cpi Training Instructors emphasize behavioral management and crisis prevention, whereas First Aid Instructors focus on emergency medical response skills.

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Instructor 1 (1:1 For Enhanced Support)

Aspire Behavioral Health & DD Services

Dawson, GA • On-site

$31K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 11 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Assist people supported in services to and from the bus.

  • Perform safety-related tasks such as maintaining cleanliness of assigned areas and reporting infections.

  • Provide CPR, First Aid, CPI, or AAA as the situation presents.


Job description

Aspire Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities Services Job Description

A. ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS

Position Title: Instructor I- SSS011                                            Status: Non-Exempt                                                                             

Position Number:                                

Date:   01.09.2020         Revision Review           

Employee:                                                                     

Work Unit: I/DD – Day Services:                                               County:                                               

Immediate Supervisor's Title: SST III – Day Services Care Plan Coordinator                                            

List positions supervised through immediate contact: None                                                                   

B. QUALIFICATIONS:

Entry qualifications include High school diploma or GED equivalent with One year experience providing social or direct care services to groups of special needs individuals in a human service setting OR Associate degree in a related field OR One year experience at the lower level or position equivalent. Possess basic reading, writing, and math skills; able to lift 50 pounds; able to complete Crisis Intervention training; able to use a computer; able to maintain a valid driver's license and able maintain valid auto insurance.  

Ability to observe and monitor individuals' behavior. Ability to assist and supervise individuals with daily living activities.  Knowledge of agency confidentiality policies.  Knowledge of individualized plans.  Ability to develop individualized plans.  Knowledge of the documentation process.  Ability to build relationships with community employers.  Knowledge of pertinent state, federal, local laws, and rules and regulations.  Ability to serve as a liaison between all interested parties.  Ability to serve as a member of the treatment team to develop individuals' goals and objectives.  Knowledge of program area.  Ability to prepare area specific reports.  Knowledge of available resources.  Ability to provide training and/or orientation services to individuals.  Ability to communicate both orally and in writing.  Ability to investigate any concerns or complaints and develop a resolution.  Ability to complete evaluations to determine functional level of individuals.  Knowledge of various recreational activities.  Ability to plan recreational activities for individuals.  Ability to participate in supportive guidance, staff supervision sessions, program planning meetings, consumer staffing, and service training.  Knowledge of agency safety policies and procedures.  Ability to operate state vehicles following all safety laws and procedures.  Ability to complete all daily housekeeping chores.  Ability to identify and report facility repairs and equipment problems.  Conflict resolution skills.  Ability to complete individual orientation sessions.  Ability to identify disruptive behavior.  Ability to train individuals in personal hygiene and other daily living activities.  Ability to recognize contributions and celebrate accomplishments. Ability to conduct individual and group training sessions for individuals.  Knowledge of agency accepted disciplinary techniques.  Knowledge of agency accepted group/interview techniques. Ability to develop teaching aids. Knowledge of case management.

ASPIRE BHDD Instructor 1 Job Description                                                                         Page 2

Position Title: Instructor I- SSS011                       

Position Number:                                  

C. EQUIPMENT THAT REQUIRES SAFE AND EFFECTIVE USE:

    (Include emergency equipment, treatment equipment and high risk equipment)

Fire extinguisher, first aid kit, vans with or without a lift, adaptive equipment such as a wheelchair or Hoyer lift, computer.

D. BL00DBORNE PATHOGEN CATEGORY (check one)

_ X__Employee routinely performs tasks that involve exposure to blood or other potentially infectious

material as part of their assigned duties (Category I).

____Employee performs assigned tasks which does not involve exposure to blood or other

potentially infectious matter, BUT employment may require performing unplanned category I tasks

(Category II).

___    Employee performs assigned tasks which involve no exposure to blood or other potentially

infectious material AND performance of category I tasks are not a condition of employment

(Category Ill).

E. MANDATORY TRAINING CATEGORY (Check One)

____Administrative

_____

_ X_Direct Care

_____

____Medical

F. PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT

The Albany Area Community Service Board goal is to continually improve the delivery of service

by improvement of consumer outcomes and satisfaction. All employees have a role in performance

improvement and are expected to interact collaboratively with co-workers, and other contacts to

provide consistent, high-quality, consumer focused services.

G.  ASSIGNED DUTIES

Employees are expected to perform their work in a competent and efficient manner. 

ASPIRE BHDD Instructor 1 Job Description                                                                         Page 3

Position Title: Instructor I- SSS011                       

Position Number:                                  

Duties Include but not limited to:

  1. Safety
    1.  Assigned areas, walkways, and fire exits are neat, clean, and free of debris throughout the day.
    2. Cleaning protocol completed daily.
    3. Cleaning products stored in designated locked cabinet.
    4. All possible infections are reported to supervisor.
    5. Provide CPR, First Aid, CPI, or AAA as the situation presents.
    6. Assist people supported in services to and from the bus.
  2. Supervision of Individuals Supported through I/DD Services
    1. Maintain a maximum of a 1:10 ratio between staff and people supported
    2. Line of sight (if applicable)
    3. Enhanced Supervision (if applicable)
    4. Report behavioral concerns to supervisor
    5. Develop training activities relevant to the ISP
  3. Documentation
    1. Tracking will be completed daily by end of shift
    2. Documentation will include goal progress (or lack of) and supporting activities
    3. Write a sufficiently detailed note person centered note to include things such as choices, participant response, staff involvement, what did you learn, what will you try differently, etc.
    4. Error corrections will be completed as follows:  One line drawn through the error, initials, and date.
    5. Supplemental documentation will be completed as required - (Seizure log, Elimination chart, Behavior log, Repositioning log, etc.)
    6. Tracking reflects the correct frequency as outlined in the ISP
    7. Tracking reflects the correct intent of all goals as outlined in the ISP
  4. Engagement with People Supported through Routine Day Services
    1. Instructor to individual relationship
    2. Interaction between individuals and other staff
    3. Communication- either visually or verbally
    4. Observations of socialization
  5. Provide personal supports as needed
    1. Toileting/Changing
    2. Bathing
    3. Grooming
    4. Laundry
  6. Other duties as assigned

ASPIRE BHDD Instructor 1 Job Description                                                                         Page 4

Position Title: Instructor I- SSS011                       

Position Number:                                  

H.        Work Schedule: Monday – Friday; 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM; may be changed based on need of agency.                           This position is hourly and deemed    non-exempt status.

I.                             VERIFICATION

   Signature of Employee                                                          Date

  Signature of Supervisor                                                          Date

  Signature of Team Leader/Program Manager                        Date


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About Aspire Behavioral Health and Developmental Disability Services

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As a safety-net provider of mental health, addictive disease, and developmental disability services for the state of Georgia, Aspire seeks to lead our communities towards health, hope, and recovery. Our services strengthen our community by supporting our most important asset – our people. Aspire provides individuals with recovery-focused and trauma-informed care, collaborates with community partners to strengthen programs and systems, and works to raise awareness of behavioral health issues in our community. Through early intervention and community-based treatment services, we seek to meet people where they are. Our dedicated team of professionals strives to empower individuals to define what recovery and well-being looks like for each person and to provide the support and resources needed for every individual to reach their goals. Services to youth, families, and adults are provided in agency locations as well as partnering community agencies within Baker, Calhoun, Early, Dougherty, Lee, Miller, Terrell, and Worth Counties. Our Mission is to offer affordable, accessible, and quality Mental Health, Addictive Disease and Developmental Disability services by skilled professionals who are sensitive to the needs of individuals and families served. Our Vision is to lead our communities toward Health, Hope, & Recovery.

Industry

Outpatient health care

Company size

11 - 50 Employees

Headquarters location

Albany, GA, US