Adjunct Instructor, Public Safety Training (Continuing Education) Print Adjunct Instructor, Public Safety Training (Continuing Education) Salary $31.79 - $38.30 Hourly Location Durham, NC Job Type Adjunct Instructor (PT) Job Number 25-26-00005 Division Academics and Guided Career Pathways Department Human Services and Public Safety Opening Date 07/20/2025 Closing Date 9/30/2026 11:59 PM Eastern FLSA Exempt
Description Benefits Questions Description Do Great Things! Durham Technical Community College is hiring for an Adjunct Instructor, Public Safety Training (Continuing Education) teaching in 9-1-1, CPR, Emergency Management, or Fire services. The Adjunct Instructor is responsible for course preparation, delivery, grading, and attendance management. The Adjunct Instructor will work closely with the Public Safety
Program Director ensuring all instructional and internal/external compliance records are maintained. Examples of Duties Participate in the planning, implementation, coordination, and evaluation of the EMS Program course offerings.Prepare and delivers instruction or supervises students engaging in EMS skill activities.Evaluates student performances, provides feedback, and develops plans for successful student
outcomes.Engage DTCC “Success Coaches” for successful student outcomes.Fulfills the EMS Program administrative requirements to include: grade entry, maintaining program currency (updated syllabi/electronic platforms), & other student records as required (records, data, & outcomes as applicable).Participates in professional development as necessary to maintain the applicable EMS certification & DTCC basic
competencies. Adhere to the established Durham Tech & departmental policies and procedures relevant to quality and safety standards. Participate in the promotion of the EMS Program as an Adjunct Instructor for the recruitment and marketing of Durham Tech classes. Minimum Qualifications Actively certified as an instructor by one of the N.C. Public Safety Training Commissions; N.C. Criminal Justice, N.C. Sheriff’s,
N.C. OSFM, N.C. OEMS or nationally recognized instructor certification. An accredited College degree in public safety or a related field of study is preferred. Work Experience:Two years of work experience as an active first responder in a 911 response system. Other instructor candidates may be considered based on subject matter expertise as deemed eligible by the Program Director and/or validated by the HSPS
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