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State of South Carolina

Paramedic Instructor

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A Science Teacher teaches in the natural science fields for elementary to secondary school students. Most science courses taught prior to high school are general, with specialization occurring later in high school. Teachers may teach specialized courses in physics, biology or chemistry. Other topics taught include physical science, computer science, astronomy, and geology.

$64,877 / year median in South Carolina

+6% projected growth

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York Technical College, a member of the South Carolina Technical and Comprehensive Education System, is a public, two-year institution of higher education that offers a variety of associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates. Through maximizing student success, the College seeks to contribute to the economic growth and development of York, Lancaster, and Chester counties and of the State. The Paramedic Instructor performs the following functions: Teaching Performance - Instructs courses in accordance with the approved syllabi and CoAEMSP standards. Provides students with appropriate course materials (syllabus, calendar, policy statements or guidelines). Adheres to course competencies in the preparation and delivery of quality instruction. Provides appropriate and timely feedback to students. Maintains a positive environment for optimum student performance. Instruction includes assessment planning, student performance tracking, and evaluation of Paramedic curriculum. Effectively instructs live and online courses. Instructional Development - Develops and maintains course syllabi and curriculum. Maintains current course materials in college's online learning platform and SharePoint site. Develops courses for live in-person and online training environments. Student Advisement - Provides appropriate academic and career guidance to students. May be assigned to develop and coordinate varied programming within the Division. Instructional Management -Maintains records and documentation required for students according to accreditation standards. Maintains equipment and supplies utilized in the program. Inspects and ensures equipment is in compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Performs inventory control. Completes required reports and course documentation
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Seek ways to keep current in the teaching field. Develop an annual professional development plan (with short and long-range goals) in keeping with the College's mission and institutional goals. Participate in appropriate courses, seminars and workshops especially those that introduce new ideas or practices. High school diploma or equivalent Current South Carolina Paramedic certification Current National Registry Paramedic certification Minimum of three years of Paramedic experience at the certification level to be taught required Must possess, or be eligible to obtain before teaching assignment, South Carolina DPH EMS instructor certification appropriate to the instructional level Must have required instructor methodology training Must have current CPR instructor credential Must be able to perform the essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation, including demonstrating EMS skills, using instructional equipment, and supporting patient simulation scenarios Applicants indicating degree(s) on the application are required to provide unofficial copies of transcripts in the application process and official transcript upon hire.