EMT​/Fire Science Lab Supervisor (Paraprofessional) (Part-Time

Fire Science And Emergency Medical Technician Program Lab Supervisor

Reports To:

Program Coordinator / Assistant Principal

Classification:
Paraprofessional

Purpose Support Fire Science and Emergency Medical Technician Program instructors by supervising hands-on lab training, maintaining a safe and organized training environment, and helping students build the practical skills needed for entry-level employment or continued education in emergency services.

Support Hands-On Labs:
Assist instructors during practical sessions, monitoring students as they practice EMT interventions, hose deployments, ladder carries, and knot-tying, and offering constructive, encouraging feedback.

Coordinate Training Events:
Help set up and oversee high-intensity training days including Vehicle Extrication and end-of-year live-fire Burn Cell exercises with safety, proper PPE use, and protocol adherence as top priorities.

Facilitate Exams & Assessments:
Prepare testing stations, manage student rotations, and help keep practical exam days fair and well-organized.

Manage Equipment & Inventory:
Clean, inventory, and troubleshoot specialized gear (ambulances, trauma kits, extrication tools, SCBAs) to keep everything mission-ready and up to code.

Oversee Safety & Compliance:
Serve as a safety officer during labs, ensure students follow SOGs, and help maintain a clean, hazard-free facility.

Support Student Success:
Tutor and assist students individually or in small groups to reinforce concepts taught by instructors; provide academic support and read/proctor tests as needed for alternate testing accommodations.

Collaborate:
Implement strategies from the Student Services Counselor, share student progress feedback, and attend weekly team meetings.

Current EMT (Basic or Advanced/Paramedic) and/or state Firefighter II (or equivalent) certification required. Paraprofessional educator endorsement (or eligibility to obtain one). 23 years of active field experience in EMS or fire services; instructional or coaching experience strongly preferred. Bachelor's degree preferred. Familiarity with Special Education and/or Career and Technical Education programming a plus but not required. Bilingual skills helpful, not required.

Strong working knowledge of fire suppression, extrication, and EMS equipment, along with live-fire safety practices. Clear communicator with patience and a supportive, "human-first" approach to mentoring students under pressure. Ability to lift heavy equipment, wear full PPE/SCBA when required, and work outdoors in varying weather.

A collaborative team shaping the next generation of first responders. A meaningful way to stay connected to the field while making an impact on future emergency medical services professionals. A flexible schedule to support currently employed first responders. Hourly Rate: $35.50

Schedule:

66 Days (Flexible) Daily

Hours:

8:00am - 2:30pm Follow TCD's schedule:
Aug. 10, 2026 - May 20, 2027