Program Director, Outdoor Adventure EMT
Association for Experiential Education, Wilmington, North Carolina, United States, 28412
The National Center for Outdoor and Adventure Education (NCOAE) is hiring a Program Director to lead our intensive EMT training program in Wilmington, North Carolina.
This is a leadership role for an experienced leader and educator who wants more ownership, flexibility, and impact.
If you have experience teaching EMT students and are ready to lead a focused, high-quality EMS training program, we want to hear from you.
Candidates open to relocating to coastal North Carolina are encouraged to apply. Relocation assistance available for the right candidate.
What You’ll Do
Lead our EMT training program in Wilmington, NC Teach and mentor EMT students in immersive, hands‑on courses Supervise and support instructors Manage scheduling, compliance, and program logistics Maintain North Carolina EMS standards This is a working leadership role. You will teach. You will lead. You will shape the program. What We’re Looking For
Experience teaching EMT students Experience in out‑of‑hospital EMS care Leadership or supervisory experience North Carolina EMS certification, or ability to obtain it Wilderness medicine experience is a plus, but not required. If you are currently an EMT Instructor, EMS Educator, Paramedic, or Program Coordinator looking for more leadership responsibility and a lifestyle move, this could be a strong next step. Why Consider This Role
Competitive salary: $60,000 to $68,000 Relocation assistance available Flexible schedule Coastal North Carolina location Focused EMT program, not a large bureaucratic institution Opportunity to grow with the organization We are looking for someone who wants to lead, mentor, and build a strong EMT training culture. To Apply
Interested candidates should apply by emailing your resume directly to Zac@ncoae.org
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Lead our EMT training program in Wilmington, NC Teach and mentor EMT students in immersive, hands‑on courses Supervise and support instructors Manage scheduling, compliance, and program logistics Maintain North Carolina EMS standards This is a working leadership role. You will teach. You will lead. You will shape the program. What We’re Looking For
Experience teaching EMT students Experience in out‑of‑hospital EMS care Leadership or supervisory experience North Carolina EMS certification, or ability to obtain it Wilderness medicine experience is a plus, but not required. If you are currently an EMT Instructor, EMS Educator, Paramedic, or Program Coordinator looking for more leadership responsibility and a lifestyle move, this could be a strong next step. Why Consider This Role
Competitive salary: $60,000 to $68,000 Relocation assistance available Flexible schedule Coastal North Carolina location Focused EMT program, not a large bureaucratic institution Opportunity to grow with the organization We are looking for someone who wants to lead, mentor, and build a strong EMT training culture. To Apply
Interested candidates should apply by emailing your resume directly to Zac@ncoae.org
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