How many hours of teaching are required for a Primary Instructor per renewal cycle?

For the renewal cycle of a Primary Instructor in Indiana, the requirement is set at 80 hours of teaching. This number aligns with the standards and expectations established by the Indiana EMS Commission to ensure that instructors are actively engaged in their roles and maintaining their skills. The emphasis on a substantial teaching hour requirement reflects the importance of ongoing education and practice in the field of emergency medical services.

Having a minimum of 80 hours helps ensure that instructors are not only knowledgeable but also actively involved in the evolution of EMS education practices, techniques, and technologies. This level of involvement supports competency in delivering high-quality training and fostering effective teaching strategies, which are critical components of preparing EMS professionals to perform in the field.