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Teach Lifesaving Skills.

Join the Lifework Education National CPR and First Aid Instructor Team

Are you passionate about empowering others with lifesaving knowledge? We're looking for certified American Red Cross, American Heart Association (AHA), Health & Safety Institute (HSI), Neonatal Resuscitation instructors — or aspiring instructors — to join our growing network of life-saving educators.

Whether you teach CPR/AED, First Aid, BLS, ACLS, PALS, and NRP, your skills can help save lives and strengthen communities.

🔍 Who We’re Looking For

We're currently recruiting instructors who are:
  • Certified by American Red Cross or AHA (or willing to become certified)
  • Experienced in teaching health & safety courses OR passionate about public health
  • Dependable, professional, and enthusiastic about training others
  • Available for flexible scheduling (weekday and weekend options available)

📝 Courses We Offer

  • CPR/AED for Adult, Child & Infant
  • First Aid
  • BLS (Basic Life Support)
  • ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support)
  • PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support)
  • Bloodborne Pathogens
  • NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Program)

🧑‍🏫 Why Teach With Us?

  • ✅ Flexible Schedule – Teach when you're available
  • ✅ Competitive Pay – Get paid for your expertise and time
  • ✅ Convenient Locations - Easily accessible in or near major city centers nationwide.
  • ✅ Impactful Work – Equip people with the tools to save lives
  • ✅ Supportive Team – Work with a community that shares your passion
  • ✅ Opportunities to Grow – Expand your certifications and teaching opportunities

🚀 Ready to Join Us?

If you are an experienced instructor and looking to fill in gaps in your schedule teaching for Lifework Education, we welcome you to apply. Help us build stronger, safer communities — one class at a time.

👉 Apply Now to become an instructor 

We will connect with you when we have current teaching opportunities in your area.

 

📜 Instructor Code of Conduct

For American Red Cross and American Heart Association Instructors

As an instructor representing nationally recognized lifesaving organizations, you hold a position of trust and influence. The following Code of Conduct outlines the professional and ethical standards expected of all instructors affiliated with our training programs.

🔒 1. Professional Integrity

  • Deliver accurate, evidence-based instruction as outlined by the American Red Cross and/or AHA guidelines.
  • Never falsify records, certifications, or training completion documents.
  • Maintain confidentiality of student information and training records.

👩‍🏫 2. Commitment to Quality Instruction

  • Ensure all classes meet or exceed the curriculum and standards of the certifying body.
  • Begin and end all classes on time, with full course content delivered.
  • Use only approved training materials, videos, and equipment.
  • Maintain current instructor certifications and required renewals.

🤝 3. Respectful and Inclusive Environment

  • Treat all students, co-instructors, and partners with respect, dignity, and fairness.
  • Create an inclusive learning space, free from harassment, discrimination, or intimidation.
  • Be patient and supportive with learners of all backgrounds and abilities.

🧰 4. Equipment and Safety

  • Maintain clean, functional, and up-to-date training equipment (manikins, AED trainers, etc.).
  • Follow infection control and safety guidelines at all times.
  • Ensure all students are trained in a safe and properly supervised environment.

📋 5. Ethical Business Practices

  • Be transparent about course arrangements, cancellation policies, and paperwork submission timelines.
  • Do not engage in deceptive marketing or false representation.
  • Refrain from using your instructor role for personal gain beyond agreed compensation; do not advertise your own or a competing companies business in Lifework Education classes.
  • Represent only Lifework Education or our valued partners when teaching for us.

⚖️ 6. Accountability and Compliance

  • Report any incidents, concerns, or violations to program administrators promptly.
  • Cooperate with audits, evaluations, or investigations conducted by the Red Cross, AHA, or authorized training center.
  • Understand that violations of this Code of Conduct may result in disciplinary action, including suspension or revocation of instructor status.

Note: Continuing education courses are not included within this institution’s ABHES grant of accreditation