Part - Time Instructor, EMS - FY 2027

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Part - Time Instructor, EMS - FY 2027 Job Description Applications will be considered on an as-needed basis determined by department needs. This position may close early if the hiring need is filled or we receive too many applications. The College of Southern Nevada (CSN) emergency medical services (EMS) instructor must meet the qualifications of the Southern Nevada Health Department guidelines and the requirements established by the State of Nevada. The college professor/instructor teaches in discipline areas in which he or she has specific training and competence. As such, the instructor is expected to plan, organize, and teach in a manner that encourages academic growth. He or she also promotes and directs successful student learning in keeping with the learning-centered values and goals of the school. Organizational Relationships The Part- Time EMS Instructor reports to the EMS Program Director within the School of Health Sciences, as well as the Department Chair, and the Dean of Health Sciences Responsibilities (include, but are not limited to the following)Teach a maximum of 9 instructional units per academic year, not to include summer semester. Spend a minimum of 10 hours per week on class preparation and curriculum revision/development Must spend at least 5 hours per week on average on professional development and/or service as specified by the Faculty Evaluation Policy. Faculty may teach up to 9 instructional units during the summer semester. Follow all program and school policies and procedures and ensure the student body is aware of and follows all program and school policies. Maintain all course records (syllabi, outlines, grades, attendance, etc.) Schedule: Varies may include weekends and evenings Salary Information $925.00 Per Instructional Unit. $57.81 Per Hour for Labs and Clinicals Exempt Yes Full-Time Equivalent 47.5% Required Attachment(s) To be considered for this position, please upload the following documents to your application

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