Opportunities for CPR instructors available in Augusta, Georgia!
Join us in making a difference and saving lives.
- Boost your earnings
- Flexible part-time option available
- Empower others with life-saving knowledge
- Customize your schedule
- Make a difference in your community
Launch your CPR career Today!
Learn CPR. Change lives. Save lives.
Interested in becoming a CPR instructor? We're on the lookout for skilled Augusta AHA BLS instructors who share our passion for teaching life-saving CPR skills. If you fit the bill and have your own equipment, send us your details along with your career aspirations.
Be sure to include your current work schedule, and we'll promptly follow up with you. Thanks for your interest, and we look forward to connecting with you soon!
CPR Instructor Job Qualifications
- Seeking candidates with expertise as an AHA BLS Instructor, Red Cross CPR Instructor, ASHI Instructor, or a combination thereof, with a proven track record of teaching BLS CPR classes.
- Must possess the ability to engage small to large groups (5 to 8 people) with a friendly and approachable demeanor to foster a positive learning environment.
- Strong time management skills are essential, along with the flexibility to travel to businesses for on-site training sessions.
Perks
- Boost your earnings
- Flexible part-time option available
- Empower others with life-saving knowledge
- Customize your schedule
- Make a difference in your community
Christine Neely
"Christine Neely, President of CPR Training School, began her journey as an instructor and has since become a veteran in health and safety education with over 22 years of experience. As an American Heart Association Heartsaver Instructor and advocate for heart health awareness, she trains diverse groups, including military personnel and educators. Neely's mission is to make life-saving techniques accessible to all, ensuring peace of mind for everyone."
Contact Pulse CPR School
Ready to explore CPR job opportunities? Reach out to us today!
or if you prefer to register over the phone please call: (706) 901-7277.
Frequently Asked Questions About Being a CPR Instructor
CPR Instructors must maintain current CPR certifications and obtain provider cards for the classes they intend to teach.
The primary responsibilities of a CPR instructor include effectively teaching the class content and ensuring that students grasp the material, enabling them to perform CPR correctly.