Instructor​/Assistant Professor, Emergency Medical Services; EMS

Position: Instructor/Assistant Professor, Emergency Medical Services (EMS)

Title: Instructor/Assistant Professor, Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Department: EMS
- Emergency Medical Svcs
Campus

Location:

Arnold/Main Campus
Salary Range: $59,855-$75,175
Work Mode: This position requires a full-time in-person presence on campus or at alternative locations.
Hours Per Week: 40

Work Schedule Position Type: Full-Time Faculty, Exempt
Position Summary Are you an educator who believes education serves the greater good by providing all students with access to a better life? Anne Arundel Community College (AACC) may be the place for you.
With learning as its central mission, AACC – located in Anne Arundel County, Maryland near historic Annapolis – has responded to the needs of a diverse community for more than 60 years by offering high-quality, affordable and accessible learning opportunities. Established in 1961, AACC is a fully accredited, public, two-year institution that offers national and regional studies leading to a degree or certificate, industry credential or transfer to a four-year institution.

AACC also offers opportunities for career enhancement, personal enrichment and lifelong learning.
The successful applicant embraces the idea of helping students achieve their goals and approaches academic and inclusive excellence as moral imperatives, as evidenced by a strong commitment to anti-racism, diversity, equity and inclusion. We also welcome those who are energized by supporting a diverse set of learners and those who embrace the notion of lifelong learning and continuous improvement.
AACC is a tenure-granting institution. Any candidate hired as a full-time faculty member may be eligible to apply for tenure in the future based on institutional eligibility requirements. AACC offers daytime, evening, weekend, hybrid and online classes. Full-time faculty contracts begin Aug. 16 and end June 15.

Start date:

January 4,2027

Job Duties And Responsibilities Faculty for the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) department are initiative-taking, creative, enthusiastic, and engaging collaborators with the ability to work flexible hours including some weekends and evenings to accommodate the department and college needs.
EMS faculty are responsible for delivering high-quality education and training to EMS students preparing them for state and national certification exams and field practice. Faculty conduct classroom lectures, hands-on skills labs, simulation, and mentorship during clinical rotations. This requires collaboration and teamwork to ensure students receive comprehensive and current EMS education.
This position will serve as clinical coordinator for EMS students. Duties will include but are not limited to coordinating with clinical sites regarding affiliation agreements, student and instructor clearance process, shift availability, assist other full-time faculty and staff with maintaining compliance with COAEMSP and MIEMSS for student minimum competencies and clinical requirements while utilizing software, spreadsheets, and other tools.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to instruction in a variety of formats such as simulation, synchronous and asynchronous online education, in person traditional classroom format, clinical and laboratory education, course planning, curriculum enhancements, learning outcomes, maintaining attendance, posting grades, tutoring, mentoring, and following college procedures.
Maintain certification level and clinical competency in Emergency Medical Services. Participate in professional development to maintain their own certifications and continuing education to stay updated with advancements in emergency medical services.
Work with the EMS department faculty and staff to support emergency medical responder, emergency medical technician and…