EMS Instructor New

Duties

What You’ll Do Training & Curriculum Development

• Create and update paramedic-level educational content and coursework
• Build lesson plans, skills checklists, training materials, and practical scenarios
• Deliver instruction in the classroom, simulation lab, and hands-on training sessions
• Teach AHA courses such as BLS, ACLS, and PALS
• Provide NAEMT or EVOC instruction when assigned
• Use learning management software to post content, track student progress, and document performance

Instruction & Program Support

• Support paramedic school instruction and skill development
• Assist with quarterly in-service training for EMS staff
• Help onboard new employees and guide them through required education

• Operate and maintain the simulation lab and related equipment
• Work with assistant instructors, EMS instructors, and field training officers to ensure training sessions are organized and well-supported

Logistics & Coordination

• Prepare training spaces, simulation rooms, and equipment
• Ensure course materials, supplies, and technology are ready for each event
• Maintain accurate training records and documentation
• Support special training projects as needed

Minimums

Minimum Qualifications (Any equivalent combination of education and experience)

• Bachelor’s Degree and one year of EMS or related experience
• Active Florida Paramedic Certification or Registered Nurse license
• Current provider status in ACLS, BLS, and PALS
• Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record

Required After Hire

• Level A EMS Instructor (within 6 months)
• Level B EMS Instructor (within 1 year)
• AHA Instructor in at least one discipline (within 6 months)

How to apply

Why Join Us? At Lee County Public Safety, you will help shape the next generation of EMS professionals. This role offers meaningful, hands-on work that directly impacts the quality of emergency care in our community. You’ll collaborate with skilled instructors, use advanced simulation tools, and take part in innovative training that keeps our teams ready for the field. This is an opportunity to grow your teaching skills, share your EMS experience, and support a high-performing public safety system. About the Department Lee County Public Safety provides essential services that protect residents, visitors, and communities across the county. Our EMS Training and Staff Development team ensures that paramedics, EMTs, and other prehospital providers receive effective, high-quality education. We create engaging learning experiences, operate advanced simulation equipment, and support training programs that keep our teams prepared for any emergency. About Lee County Lee County is located in beautiful Southwest Florida and is home to over 800,000 residents. We are dedicated to serving our community with high-quality services and a focus on sustainability and innovation. Join us in making Lee County a great place to live, work, and visit. Find out more about Lee County at Lee County Government.