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Fire/Rescue Captain

Leland, NC · On-site

$67K - $84K/yr

... disaster preparedness program services and activities. * Coordinates an administrative program for ... Possession of NC Firefighter II, IFSAC or ProBoard, Fire Instructor, and Fire Officer I at ...

... disaster preparedness, first aid, CPR, Blood borne pathogens and performs other related work as ... Acts as instructor for First aid and Blood borne pathogens. 5. Investigates complaints and ...

... Disaster Preparedness. * EMS System Coordinator is an individual responsible to the EMS Medical ... IDPH EMS Lead Instructors Instructional experience to include program development and presentation

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How much do disaster preparedness instructor jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 13, 2026, the average hourly pay for disaster preparedness instructor in the United States is $20.07, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.35 and $24.04 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a disaster preparedness instructor do?

A Disaster Preparedness Instructor teaches individuals, organizations, and communities how to prepare for and respond to emergencies such as natural disasters, fires, and other crises. They design and deliver training sessions, create educational materials, and often conduct drills or simulations to ensure participants are ready to act in case of an emergency. Their goal is to increase public awareness, improve safety practices, and help minimize the risks associated with disasters.

What are some common challenges disaster preparedness instructors face when engaging diverse community groups, and how can these be addressed?

Disaster Preparedness Instructors often encounter challenges such as varying levels of prior knowledge, language barriers, and differing cultural perceptions of risk among community members. To address these, instructors can tailor their training materials to the audience, use clear and simple language, and employ visual aids or hands-on activities. Building trust and encouraging interactive participation also help ensure the information resonates with all participants, leading to more effective preparedness outcomes.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a disaster preparedness instructor, and why are they important?

To excel as a Disaster Preparedness Instructor, you need expertise in emergency management, risk assessment, and instructional design, often supported by certifications like Certified Emergency Manager (CEM) or relevant FEMA training. Familiarity with emergency response software, simulation tools, and learning management systems is typically required. Strong communication, public speaking, and adaptability are crucial soft skills for effectively engaging diverse audiences and adjusting to dynamic scenarios. These competencies ensure instructors can convey critical preparedness information clearly and empower communities to respond effectively to disasters.

What is the difference between Disaster Preparedness Instructor vs Emergency Management Coordinator?

Disaster Preparedness InstructorEmergency Management Coordinator
Focuses on training individuals and communities in disaster preparedness and response skillsOversees comprehensive emergency management plans, coordination, and response efforts at organizational or community levels
Requires certifications like CPR, first aid, and disaster preparedness trainingRequires certifications such as ICS, NIMS, and emergency management credentials
Work environment includes training sessions, classrooms, and community outreachWork environment includes government agencies, emergency operations centers, and planning meetings

Disaster Preparedness Instructors primarily focus on educating individuals and communities about disaster readiness, while Emergency Management Coordinators handle broader planning and coordination during emergencies. Both roles require related certifications and work in emergency-related environments, but their responsibilities differ in scope and focus.

What states have the most Disaster Preparedness Instructor jobs?

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Infographic showing various Disaster Preparedness Instructor job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 81% Full Time, and 19% Part Time. Highlights an 75% In-person, and 25% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $41,749 per year, or $20.1 per hour.

PHYSICAL THERAPIST (FT) 0TH05 (Sign on Bonus)

Lincoln, ME • On-site

Penobscot Valley Hospital
Health Care and Social Assistance • 201 - 500 employees

$38.58 - $57.87/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Life, Retirement

Re-posted 17 days ago


Job description

Job Type
Full-time
Description
0TH05
PVH employment application required. All job offers contingent upon background check and completion of pre-employment physical.
To provide each person referred to our service with the opportunity to achieve his/her optimum level of function and to provide quality patient care.
Position: Full Time, salaried, non-union, exempt.
SIGN ON BONUS: Amount would be $7,500. 25% paid after the probationary period is completed. 25% to be paid at
6 months and 50% to be paid after the first year of employment.
JOB FUNCTIONS
1. Performs physical therapy evaluations and reassessments per physician referral to assess patients' physical, functional, social, and emotional needs. Evaluations are accurate, complete, and age appropriate in accordance with departmental policy.
2. Interprets evaluation findings and diagnostic information to develop individualized treatment plans and functional goals designed to restore, maintain, and improve patient mobility and functional performance.
3. Implements physical therapy interventions based on the established plan of care and modifies treatment as indicated based on patient response, performance, physician input, and updated diagnostic information.
4. Assists in discharge planning, including development of home programs, discharge evaluations, and coordination of appropriate follow-up care.
5. Provides ongoing education to patients and families regarding treatment plans, goals, safety, and home management strategies.
6. Communicates patient status, treatment progress, and care activities with members of the interdisciplinary healthcare team and participates in interdisciplinary meetings, utilization review, and family conferences as appropriate.
7. Completes accurate and timely documentation of patient care activities in the medical record, including evaluations, progress notes, reassessments, discharge summaries, and required billing documentation. Ensures patient charges are completed appropriately.
8. Utilizes clinical reasoning and professional judgment to prioritize patient care, problem solve clinical issues, and collaborate with physicians and other healthcare professionals when consultation is needed.
9. Participates in professional development and departmental activities, including attendance at in-services, providing educational presentations when assigned, participation in community or industrial education programs, and serving as a clinical instructor or job shadow mentor as requested.
10. Supports departmental operations and program development, including assisting with new program implementation, maintaining productive use of work time, demonstrating cost-consciousness, and collaborating effectively with hospital staff and departments.
11. Complies with all hospital and departmental policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.
Quality Improvement: Actively participates in the Hospital-wide Quality Improvement Program, actively supports and implements Department-specific Quality improvement initiatives and projects, recommends process improvement as appropriate, reports any quality issues in service delivery and consistently commits to a focus on quality improvement and organizational excellence.
Disaster Management: As an employee of Penobscot Valley Hospital, the position has an inherent role to care for our community members when in need. To this regard, the incumbent will be expected to participate in emergency/disaster preparedness plan participate in emergency/disaster preparedness planning and drills as requested. as requested. as requested. When called upon during a real life disaster/emergency event, the incumbent will be expected to participate in the Hospital's response to this event, within the scope of professional and personal ability to do so.
Requirements
Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy Program, diploma, M.S., or B.S. degree required. License to practice or eligible to practice in State of Maine.
Valid Maine driver's license.
Previous patient care experience preferred. CPR/Basic Life Support Certification required.
Benefits
PVH has a Section 125 Cafeteria Benefits Plan and pays a portion of the cost of our health plan, dental, basic life, and disability insurance for employees for 30+ authorized hours, and provides partial subsidy for dependent health insurance. Part-time employees are eligible to receive dental, life, and disability coverage and are eligible to participate in the health insurance plan. Other benefits include a 403(b) plan and earned time off accrual.
Salary Description
$38.58 - $57.87