AHA BLS / CPR AED First Aid Instructor

American Heart Association BLS, CPR, AED & First Aid Instructor Hearts In Hands CPR & Services LLC Location: Phoenix, Arizona Job Type: Full-Time / Part-Time Work Location: In Person / Mobile Training Schedule: Morning, Afternoon, Evening, and Weekend Assignments Training Affiliation: American Heart Association (AHA) Training Site Job Summary Hearts In Hands CPR & Services LLC is seeking experienced, professional, and dependable American Heart Association (AHA) Instructors to deliver high-quality, hands-on Basic Life Support (BLS), CPR, AED, and First Aid certification training to healthcare professionals, businesses, caregivers, employees, and community organizations throughout the Phoenix metropolitan area. Current American Heart Association instructor credentials in both BLS and Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED are required. Additional instructor certifications in Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) are highly preferred. As an American Heart Association Training Site, Hearts In Hands provides nationally recognized certification courses designed to strengthen workplace emergency preparedness, support employee certification requirements, and improve confidence in responding to medical emergencies. The instructor will conduct classroom instruction, demonstrate lifesaving techniques, supervise hands-on skills practice, evaluate participant competency, maintain accurate training records, and ensure compliance with applicable AHA instructional standards. Training assignments may take place at healthcare facilities, corporate offices, manufacturing locations, group homes, educational institutions, community organizations, and other approved training environments. Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesBLS, CPR, AED and First Aid Instruction Conduct American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) certification and renewal courses. Deliver American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR, AED, and First Aid certification courses. Teach adult, child, and infant CPR techniques according to applicable AHA course requirements. Instruct healthcare professionals on high-quality CPR, team-based resuscitation, and appropriate AED use. Demonstrate proper use of automated external defibrillators. Teach recognition of cardiac arrest, respiratory emergencies, choking, and other medical emergencies. Provide First Aid instruction addressing common workplace injuries and medical emergencies. Facilitate hands-on skills demonstrations, supervised practice, and competency evaluations. Administer required written examinations and practical skills assessments. Provide professional feedback and corrective instruction when necessary. Conduct ACLS and PALS courses when appropriately certified, affiliated, and authorized. Classroom Management and Training Delivery Prepare classrooms and approved training locations before scheduled sessions. Organize participants into appropriate instructional groups. Set up CPR manikins, AED trainers, instructional materials, and training equipment. Maintain a professional, organized, and engaging classroom environment. Manage instructional time and participant participation effectively. Ensure adequate hands-on practice and proper skills evaluation. Maintain applicable AHA instructor-to-student and equipment ratios. Follow approved AHA course agendas, lesson plans, and instructional requirements. Participant Evaluation and Certification Verify participant attendance and completion of required course components. Conduct applicable written examinations and hands-on skills evaluations. Document successful course completion accurately. Maintain complete training rosters, attendance records, and evaluation documentation. Submit required course documentation promptly. Coordinate with administrative personnel regarding AHA certification eCard processing. Support the organization's goal of issuing eligible certification eCards on the same day or following day after successful course completion. Maintain compliance with AHA Training Site and Training Center documentation requirements. Corporate and Community Training Deliver mobile certification training at employer facilities and approved community locations. Provide professional instruction to healthcare personnel, caregivers, employees, supervisors, and community members. Support new-hire certification programs and recurring employee certification renewals. Communicate professionally with employer representatives, HR departments, safety managers, and training coordinators. Maintain positive professional relationships with participating organizations. Represent Hearts In Hands CPR & Services LLC professionally during all training assignments. Equipment and Training Materials Inspect and prepare CPR manikins, AED trainers, and instructional equipment. Maintain equipment cleanliness and appropriate infection prevention practices. Organize and distribute required training materials. Report damaged, missing, or malfunctioning equipment. Maintain accurate inventory of assigned supplies. Properly transport, organize, and secure training equipment. Required Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent (GED) required. Current American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) Instructor certification required. Current American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED Instructor authorization required. Current applicable AHA provider-level credentials. Demonstrated knowledge of BLS, CPR, AED operation, First Aid, and emergency response procedures. Previous experience conducting classroom instruction, practical skills training, or structured educational programs. Strong public speaking, instructional presentation, and interpersonal communication skills. Ability to demonstrate and evaluate CPR and AED skills accurately. Ability to manage multiple participants in a structured training environment. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. Ability to maintain accurate attendance, evaluation, and certification records. Professional appearance, dependability, and punctuality. Reliable transportation to assigned training locations. Ability to transport, set up, and organize training equipment. Willingness to comply with AHA instructional requirements and Hearts In Hands organizational policies. Preferred Qualifications and Experience Current American Heart Association Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Instructor certification. Current American Heart Association Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Instructor certification. Three (3) or more years of experience in emergency preparedness instruction, CPR certification training, or healthcare education. Experience delivering BLS and Heartsaver certification courses to healthcare personnel and corporate employees. Background in respiratory care, emergency medical services, nursing, firefighting, occupational safety, or healthcare education. Experience teaching larger groups and managing hands-on skills stations. Familiarity with OSHA and Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health (ADOSH) workplace safety training considerations. Experience managing AHA course rosters, evaluations, and eCard documentation. Experience conducting mobile training at employer facilities and community locations. Applicants holding BLS and Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED instructor credentials are eligible for consideration. ACLS and PALS instructor credentials are preferred additional qualifications and are not mandatory. Instructor Certification and Training Requirements All instructors must maintain current American Heart Association instructor credentials appropriate to the courses they are assigned to teach. Required qualifications include: Current AHA BLS Instructor certification. Current AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED instructional authorization. Affiliation with an authorized AHA Training Center. Completion of required instructor updates and continuing training. Demonstrated competency in course delivery and practical skills evaluation. Compliance with current AHA instructional materials, course requirements, and certification procedures. Completion of Hearts In Hands instructor orientation and organizational training. Instructors holding ACLS or PALS credentials may be considered for additional course assignments when properly authorized. Instructor candidates who are not currently affiliated with the appropriate AHA Training Center must complete the applicable affiliation and approval process before independently conducting AHA certification courses. Work Schedule and Training Assignments Hearts In Hands offers flexible training assignments based on employer needs and scheduled classes. Standard training availability includes: Morning: 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM Afternoon: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Evening: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Weekend assignments as scheduled. Instructors may conduct individual courses, small-group classes, or larger employer training sessions. Classes may include up to 30 participants when appropriate staffing, equipment, course requirements, and training space are available. Instructors are expected to arrive before scheduled class times, prepare instructional materials, conduct assigned courses, complete required documentation, and properly secure equipment following each session. Instructional Performance Expectations Successful instructors must demonstrate the ability to: Deliver accurate, engaging, and professional AHA instruction. Maintain consistent adherence to AHA training standards. Communicate effectively with healthcare professionals, employees, and community participants. Demonstrate emergency response techniques clearly and accurately. Manage classroom time and participant engagement. Evaluate skills objectively and consistently. Maintain complete and accurate training documentation. Support timely processing of participant certification records. Protect the professional reputation of Hearts In Hands CPR & Services LLC. Physical and Work Requirements Ability to stand, walk, and demonstrate physical skills throughout instructional sessions. Ability to kneel and perform CPR demonstrations on training manikins. Ability to transport and set up instructional equipment, with reasonable accommodations where applicable. Ability to travel between scheduled training locations. Ability to maintain an organized and safe classroom environment. Ability to perform repeated demonstrations consistent with instructional responsibilities. Reasonable accommodations may be provided to qualified individuals in accordance with applicable law. Professional Standards and Compliance Instructors are expected to: Follow current American Heart Association training guidelines and course requirements. Teach only courses for which they hold appropriate instructor authorization. Maintain accurate and truthful certification documentation. Never issue or authorize certification for participants who have not successfully completed applicable course requirements. Protect participant information and organizational records. Follow organizational policies concerning equipment, attendance, scheduling, and professional conduct. Report training irregularities or safety concerns promptly. Maintain professionalism and integrity during every training assignment. About Hearts In Hands CPR & Services LLC Hearts In Hands CPR & Services LLC is a Phoenix-based healthcare and emergency preparedness training organization and an American Heart Association Training Site. We provide BLS, CPR, AED, First Aid, ACLS, and PALS training to healthcare professionals, employers, caregivers, and community organizations. As a registered City of Phoenix vendor, our organization supports workplace emergency preparedness through mobile training, flexible scheduling, employee certification programs, and recurring certification renewals. Our mission is to provide dependable, accessible, and professional emergency response education that helps individuals and organizations prepare for critical situations. Website: www.livingcpr.org / www.heartsinhands.info Hearts In Hands CPR & Services LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Expected hours: 20.0 – 40.0 per week Work Location: In person