EMS Educator (FT Days)

Hospital Corporation of America

The EMS Educator is responsible for assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating the educational activities for pre-hospital providers, associates, the community and other EMS systems. The tasks and responsibilities of this position include:Develops, implements and evaluates educational plans/programs. Facilitates a variety of learning experiences using a range of instructional methods. Demonstrates strong knowledge of healthcare standards and regulations in order to meet related training needs. Participates in the organization's compliance with mandatory training requirements. Utilizes methods, measurements and tools to evaluate achievement of learning goals. Serves as a consultant for staff in areas of program development, clinical practice and professional development. Participates in the coordination and continuity of orientation programs. Serves as an active member of committees focused on such areas as safety, infection control and staff competency. Researches and recommends the purchase of educational materials and equipment. Assists in developing Medical Center of Plano's Emergency Services (EMS).
REQUIREMENTS


Required Job Qualifications Include:Current licensure as an RN. EMT-P preferred. Bachelor's Degree in Nursing required; Master's Degree in Nursing preferred. Minimum 2 years of clinical nursing experience. Previous instruction experience preferred. Competency in utilizing computer programs for developing instructional materials, tracking related data and communicating information. BLS Healthcare Provider. Able to speak, read and understand English fluently. Excellent communicator with engaging and effective presentation abilities. Requires critical thinking skills, decisive judgment and the ability to work with minimal supervision Knowledge of standards and regulations related to staff development and patient education. Researches and recommends the purchase of educational materials and equipment. Coordinates and/or collaborates with external learning institutions as they utilize the hospital as a clinical teaching site.