Founded in 1995, Cynergex Group is Australia’s leading provider of high quality contextualised training in emergency medicine for dentists and medical professionals working in general practice.
About the Role: n
We arelooking for an experienced Clinical Educator from aparamedic, ICP or emergency department Registered Nurse background to join our expanding clinical education team.
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This position is based in SYDNEY but regular travel across Australia is required.
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This team provides high-quality advanced life support training courses to medical and dental professionals across Australia.
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As Cynergex is a Registered Training Organisation, all our educators are required to hold the TAE40122educational qualification.
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: n
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- Provide 4-8 hours of onsite medical emergency training to our clients
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- Complete office admin duties as required
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- Re-stock training equipment as needed
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- Collection and drop-off of course paperwork
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- Monthly interstate travel is required as well as regular travel within NSW
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Skills and Experience: nn
- Minimum of 3-5years clinical emergency ambulance or emergency nursing experience
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- Paramedic or nursingqualification and AHPRA Registration required
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- TAE40122educational qualification (or willingness to obtain asap) essential
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- ALS1 Educator qualified (or willingness to obtain)
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- Flexibility and the willingness to travel
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Why Join Us: n
NO SHIFT WORK!
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Company allowances - Acar, all training equipment provided using high tech Atlas Isimulate manikins, ipadsand generous phone allowance.
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Friendly team - Take pride in working for a respected customer-focused team.
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Companyculture - Highly team orientated, collegiate and fair in all dealings.
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Work travel - This position involves extensive travel throughout Australia.
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📌 Clinical Educator (New South Wales)
🏢 Cynergex Group
📍 New South Wales
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