Continuing Education - CPR Lecturer - PT

About this position

CONTINUING EDUCATION- CPR LECTURER- PART TIME MALCOLM X COLLEGE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE Malcolm X College's Community and Continuing Education Department is seeking part-time Continuing Education Lecturers to teach CPR, Basic Life Support, First Aid, AED, Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), and related American Heart Association courses. Malcolm X College offers CPR and basic life support training, CPR Instructor courses, and instructor recertification courses using American Heart Association guidelines and curriculum. The instructor will provide high-quality, hands-on instruction for adult learners, healthcare providers, workforce training participants, and community members. The instructor will teach assigned courses in accordance with approved course outlines, learning outcomes, American Heart Association curriculum standards, and City Colleges of Chicago policies and procedures. ESSENTIAL DUTIES * Teach CPR, BLS, First Aid, AED, and related emergency response courses in accordance with approved course outlines, student learning outcomes, and applicable American Heart Association requirements. * Demonstrate and supervise hands-on CPR, AED use, relief of foreign body airway obstruction, and related emergency response skills for adults, children, and infants, as appropriate to the assigned course. Deliver clear, engaging, skills-based instruction that supports adult learners with varied levels of experience. * Assess student performance through required skills checks, practical demonstrations, written assessments, and/or other approved evaluation methods. Maintain a safe, respectful, inclusive, and well-organized learning environment. Follow American Heart Association curriculum, guidelines, course documentation expectations, and Training Center procedures. Maintain accurate attendance, assessment, roster, certification, and course completion records as required. Communicate with Malcolm X College Community and C

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