Job opportunity
Provincial Protective Services Trainer
Alberta Health Services
Deliver CPI, E-Sim, Tactical Communications, and First Aid training across Alberta Health Services sites. Travel provincially while working independently with limited supervision.
As a Provincial Training Specialist within Protective Services, you will develop, enhance, and deliver staff training aligned with organizational standards and practices. You will facilitate academic and physical courses, support clinical stakeholders, and provide end-user assistance for organizational applications. Training may use in-person, online, and self-study e-learning methods.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide CPI, E-Sim, Tactical Communications, and First Aid training
Design and develop materials aligned with training frameworks
Facilitate academic and physical training courses provincially
Offer professional opinions to Protective Services and clinical stakeholders
Support other training initiatives as directed
Requirements:
Post-secondary diploma in a related field
Eligibility for Community Peace Officer appointment in Alberta
Class 5 driver's license or non-GDL required
Ability to demonstrate control and hold techniques
Ability to carry up to 40 pounds
Apply your training expertise, communication skills, and Protective Services knowledge across Alberta Health Services provincial programs.
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Apply on source site As a Provincial Training Specialist within Protective Services, you will develop, enhance, and deliver staff training aligned with organizational standards and practices. You will facilitate academic and physical courses, support clinical stakeholders, and provide end-user assistance for organizational applications. Training may use in-person, online, and self-study e-learning methods.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide CPI, E-Sim, Tactical Communications, and First Aid training
Design and develop materials aligned with training frameworks
Facilitate academic and physical training courses provincially
Offer professional opinions to Protective Services and clinical stakeholders
Support other training initiatives as directed
Requirements:
Post-secondary diploma in a related field
Eligibility for Community Peace Officer appointment in Alberta
Class 5 driver's license or non-GDL required
Ability to demonstrate control and hold techniques
Ability to carry up to 40 pounds
Apply your training expertise, communication skills, and Protective Services knowledge across Alberta Health Services provincial programs.
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