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The aquatics Swim Instructor is a hero by helping to create recreational swimmers, refine skills and ensure kids stay safe in and around water. If you want to make a positive impact on children, the aquatics Swim Instructor role is the adventure for you.
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Presbyterian Homes & Services is seeking a Fitness Instructor for our team. REPORTING STRUCTURE: The Fitness Instructor reports the Fitness Director at the designated HUB. This position collaborates with Site Leaders and staff at designated work sites.
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Regions Hospital has an opportunity for a per diem Advanced (ALS) Instructor position. The Advanced (ALS) Instructor is primarily responsible instruction of advanced level EMS courses, with the ability to play a lead role.
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Advanced (ALS) Instructor duties include participation in mandatory development and preparatory meetings, preparation and clean-up of classroom and skills materials/equipment including driving to off-site locations, evaluation of material and active participation in the improvement of this material, taking a lead role when appropriate, and supporting program development and special projects.
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An adjunct instructor works with students beyond the classroom to ensure their success, models CVTC core abilities, and demonstrates commitment to excellence in program/course content and delivery.
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Band Lesson Instructor (Percussion) Meet with the band director twice per quarter with additional communication as needed. 2+ years of private studio teaching experience required on percussion instruments.
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Job SummaryIf you are an experienced health & wellness professional who enjoys working with the older adult population, has a vibrant and outgoing personality, and a background in personal training, group fitness, physical therapy, occupational therapy, or other related experience, we would love to talk with you about opportunities to join a developing team of like-minded professionals and grow with our company.
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