BLS INSTRUCTOR (ARC)

Service Description

The primary purpose of the American Red Cross Basic Life Support Instructor course is to train instructor candidates to teach the basic-level American Red Cross Basic Life Support course. After completing the course, instructor candidates will be able to■ Exhibit the characteristics required of an American Red Cross representative and role model.■ Follow the directives and procedures related to the conduct and administration of American Red Cross courses, including the Instructor Agreement and Instructor Code of Conduct.■ Conduct courses in a manner that helps participants to stay engaged in the learning process and meet course objectives.■ Perform applicable basic life support (BLS) skills to the standard at instructor-level skill proficiency.■ Plan for and ensure participants’ health and safety during training.■ Maintain complete and accurate records and reports.■ Plan, organize and conduct the Basic Life Support course in accordance with Red Cross policies and procedures and the requirements of the specific class they will be teaching.■ Monitor participants’ practice, evaluate performance and provide corrective feedback and encouragement that is consistent with the skill assessment tools (i.e., skill practice sheets, practice scenarios and testing scenarios).■ Recognize that the requirements in the skill assessment tools are criteria for ascertaining the proficiency of a participant’s performance.■ Effectively use program materials and training equipment. ■ Explain procedures for acknowledging course completion and accessing American Red Cross digital certificates.■ Deliver quality, consistent and standardized content by following the Basic Life Support instructor manual(s) and other program materials