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RWJBarnabas Health

Paramedic Intern

Somerset, NJ · On-site

$25/hr

Complete department specific continuing education programs in addition to those required by the ... Interact professionally with partners, patients, management, colleagues from other EMS agencies ...

RWJBarnabas Health

PD Paramedic Educator

Somerset, NJ · On-site

$45.46/hr

The Paramedic Educator will report directly to the Paramedic Program Manager. The Paramedic Educator models the expected behaviors, engages staff with professionalism, courtesy, and respect, and ...

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    Paramedic Instructor (CIC)

    Manhattan, NY • On-site

    LaGuardia Paramedic Program
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    Company Description Since 1996, the LaGuardia Paramedic Program has educated and trained many of New York City’s finest paramedics. The program is recognized for its rigorous curriculum, strong clinical partnerships, and commitment to high-quality emergency medical education. Located in New York, NY, the program emphasizes hands-on learning and real-world preparation for pre-hospital care. Prospective instructors join a collaborative academic environment focused on excellence in teaching, student success, and community service.
    Role Description The Paramedic Instructor (Certified Instructor Coordinator – CIC) is a part-time, on-site role based in New York, NY. The instructor is responsible for planning and delivering paramedic didactic and practical lessons, ensuring alignment with state and national EMS education standards. Day-to-day tasks include lecturing on advanced life support topics, supervising skills labs and simulations, assessing learner performance, and providing constructive feedback. The role involves developing lesson plans and assessments, maintaining accurate student records, participating in curriculum review, and collaborating with other faculty and program leadership to support continuous improvement. The instructor is also expected to model professional conduct, uphold safety and compliance standards, and support learners in preparing for certification exams and clinical rotations.
    Qualifications
    • Current certification/licensure as a Paramedic and CIC (or eligibility/commitment to obtain CIC), with substantial field experience in advanced life support and pre-hospital emergency care.
    • Demonstrated instructional skills, including lesson planning, classroom teaching, skills lab supervision, and effective use of educational technology and simulations.
    • Strong assessment and evaluation abilities, such as developing exams and rubrics, providing objective feedback, and documenting learner progress in accordance with program and regulatory requirements.
    • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for mentoring diverse learners, collaborating with faculty and clinical partners, and maintaining a supportive, inclusive learning environment.
    • Knowledge of current EMS protocols, evidence-based clinical guidelines, and state/national paramedic education standards; prior teaching experience in EMS or allied health is highly beneficial.
    • Associate or Bachelor’s degree in a related field (such as EMS, healthcare, education, or public safety) preferred; prior experience with New York City EMS systems is an advantage.
    • Ability to work on-site in New York, NY on a part-time schedule, reliably manage time, and meet program deadlines and administrative requirements.

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