"Prepare to be the best" is not just a saying at Clarkson College; it's part of our Mission. Every member of our team plays a vital role in preparing students to professionally provide high quality, ethical and compassionate health care services and become the best in their chosen field.
Clarkson College is currently seeking a Professional Development Instructor.
The course instructor will teach American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) course using approved curriculum.
preferred.
Development course
Required Qualifications:
High school education or equivalent required.
* Current American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider certification, required.
* Current American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Provider certification, required.
* Current American Heart Association BLS Instructor certification, preferred.
* Current American Heart Association ACLS Instructor certification, preferred.
Minimum two years working experience in a health care occupation or field requiring the utilization of basic life support skills is required.
Excellent communication and instructional skills required.
Current valid motor vehicle operator's license and ability to meet and maintain insurability requirements as defined by the fleet automobile liability insurance carrier.
Ability to work with a varied population of individuals required.
Proficient in use of classroom equipment (computer, projector, electronic bulletin board, TV, DVD recorder) required.
Proficient in use of course specific training materials and equipment (medical manikins, barrier devices, external automated defibrillator) required.
Preferred Qualifications:
Certification or licensure in a health care field, preferred.
Working at Clarkson College means making a commitment to teaching and developing future health care leaders. Your work will be key to the success of your co-workers as you help our students feel comfortable, prepared and confident to enter this rewarding field.
Creighton University 
Omaha, NE 
Full-time
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