What are the responsibilities and job description for the Paramedic Program Clinical Coordinator/Instructor position at Coahoma Community College?
Department: Health Sciences
Immediate Supervisor's Title: Director of Emergency Medical Technology
Positions Supervised: None
Term of Position: Full-time, Exempt
Position Description:(primary functions)
The Paramedic Clinical Coordinator/Instructor is responsible for the effective coordination and instruction of clinical and field experiences for EMT and Paramedic students. This role involves the development, management, and evaluation of clinical sites, as well as ensuring that students meet program requirements. The Clinical Coordinator/Instructor also teaches courses in the EMT/Paramedic program, provides academic advising, and collaborates with faculty and healthcare partners to enhance student learning and success.
Minimum Requirements
Must be a graduate of a regionally accredited post-secondary institution and possess, at a minimum, an Associate's Degree.
Must be currently credentialed as a nationally registered paramedic and be licensed in Mississippi with no restrictions. Additional certifications in CPR for Healthcare Providers, ACLS, and PHTLS, are required.
Must be knowledgeable in instruction and testing of paramedic students, and be proactive in scheduling clinical rotations for learning outcomes.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
Teaches courses in accordance with the schedule of classes and follows the approved course descriptions and syllabi established by the department faculty state and national EMS education standards and administered by the director of Emergency Medical Technology.
Establishes and maintains a good relationship with clinical affiliates and preceptors.
Keeps abreast of current trends in the field to assure that methods and techniques are relevant
Immediate Supervisor's Title: Director of Emergency Medical Technology
Positions Supervised: None
Term of Position: Full-time, Exempt
Position Description:(primary functions)
The Paramedic Clinical Coordinator/Instructor is responsible for the effective coordination and instruction of clinical and field experiences for EMT and Paramedic students. This role involves the development, management, and evaluation of clinical sites, as well as ensuring that students meet program requirements. The Clinical Coordinator/Instructor also teaches courses in the EMT/Paramedic program, provides academic advising, and collaborates with faculty and healthcare partners to enhance student learning and success.
Minimum Requirements
Must be a graduate of a regionally accredited post-secondary institution and possess, at a minimum, an Associate's Degree.
Must be currently credentialed as a nationally registered paramedic and be licensed in Mississippi with no restrictions. Additional certifications in CPR for Healthcare Providers, ACLS, and PHTLS, are required.
Must be knowledgeable in instruction and testing of paramedic students, and be proactive in scheduling clinical rotations for learning outcomes.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
Teaches courses in accordance with the schedule of classes and follows the approved course descriptions and syllabi established by the department faculty state and national EMS education standards and administered by the director of Emergency Medical Technology.
Establishes and maintains a good relationship with clinical affiliates and preceptors.
Keeps abreast of current trends in the field to assure that methods and techniques are relevant