Director, Emergency Medical Services Salary:

Depends on

Qualifications Director, Emergency Medical Services Department:

Health and Public Services Reports To:

Dean, Health and Public Services Position Type:

Full-Time, 12-

Month Staff FLSA Status:

Exempt About the Position Western Piedmont Community College (WPCC) is seeking an experienced, collaborative, and student-focused professional to serve as our Director of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) . This position provides leadership and oversight for the College's EMS programs, including EMS In-Service, Emergency Medical Responder (EMR), Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT), Paramedic, and the EMS Bridge Associate Degree program. Reporting to the Dean of Health and Public Services , the EMS Director oversees training, clinical rotations, certifications, instructor support, and student advising while helping ensure WPCC's EMS programs meet applicable certification and accreditation requirements. The Director also leads the College's efforts related to the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Professions (CoAEMSP) accreditation process. This position works closely with the College's Medical Director, EMS instructors, students, healthcare providers, regulatory agencies, and community partners to provide high-quality EMS education and develop learning opportunities that respond to the needs of emergency medical personnel, employers, and the communities we serve. What You'll Do Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Provide leadership and oversight for WPCC's EMS programs, including EMS In-Service, EMR, EMT, AEMT, Paramedic, and the EMS Bridge Associate Degree. Recruit, mentor, and supervise EMS instructors. Promote EMS courses and programs and support student recruitment efforts. Advise students enrolled in EMS programs and serve as a point of contact for prospective students. Work closely with the College's Medical Director to support program quality and compliance. Coordinate with local hospitals and physicians' offices to provide and oversee clinical opportunities for EMS students. Lead and maintain compliance with applicable EMS certification guidelines and requirements. Complete required records and reports for certification and recertification under NCOEMS and CoAEMSP guidelines. Serve as a liaison among students, instructors, and NCOEMS staff regarding certification matters. Coordinate and establish EMS classes and visit classes in accordance with the Workforce Development & Continuing Education Internal Audit Plan. Maintain EMS training equipment and supplies and coordinate purchasing as needed. Secure and administer grants that support EMS programs. Participate in regional and state EMS meetings, associations, and community partnerships to remain responsive to workforce needs. Develop new program areas and enhance learning opportunities for emergency medical personnel as needs arise. Build positive working relationships with students, instructors, healthcare providers, EMS agencies, community organizations, and College departments. Perform other duties as assigned. Our Commitment to Student Success At WPCC, every employee contributes to student success.

Employees are expected to:

Create welcoming and engaging experiences that foster student belonging. Build meaningful relationships that support student persistence and achievement. Collaborate across departments to remove barriers and improve the student experience. Demonstrate professionalism, integrity, and exceptional customer service. Represent Western Piedmont Community College with pride while supporting the College's mission, vision, and strategic priorities. Why Join WPCC? Western Piedmont Community College is committed to transforming lives through education. We believe our employees are our greatest asset and strive to cultivate a workplace where collaboration, innovation, inclusion, and continuous learning thrive. The Director of Emergency Medical Services plays an important role in preparing qualified EMS professionals to serve our region while supporting the continued professional development of those already working in emergency medical services. At Western Piedmont Community College, the Director will have the opportunity to collaborate with dedicated faculty and staff, healthcare providers, EMS agencies, regulatory partners, and community organizations to strengthen educational opportunities and respond to evolving workforce needs. If you are an experienced EMS professional ready to combine your field experience, instructional expertise, and leadership skills to advance EMS education and student success, we encourage you to apply. Minimum Qualifications Required Bachelor's degree in Emergency Medical Care or a closely related field. Current NCOEMS licenses as a Level II Paramedic Instructor and EMT-Paramedic certification . Current Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS), Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) certifications. Significant experience serving as an in-service Paramedic. Strong oral and written communication skills. Ability to effectively manage people and demonstrate strong interpersonal skills. Ability to complete administrative responsibilities in a timely and organized manner. Licensing Requirements Current unrestricted NCOEMS Paramedic certification or National Registry Paramedic certification. Current Level II EMS Instructor credential. Preferred Qualifications Preferred Master's degree in EMS or a related field. BCLS, ACLS, and PALS instructor credentials. Experience with CoAEMSP accreditation requirements and reporting. Special Instructions Submission of an application does not guarantee an interview or employment.

Applicants must upload:

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