Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a Primary Instructor?

A Master's degree in education is not a requirement for someone to become a Primary Instructor in the context of EMS training. The essential qualifications typically include holding at least an EMT certification or a higher level of certification, having an affiliation with a Training Institute, and completing a specific Primary Instructor class that provides the necessary tools and knowledge for teaching and assessing EMS students.

In many EMS educational programs, the focus is on practical experience, hands-on skills, and the ability to convey critical information effectively rather than having advanced academic credentials like a Master’s degree. This allows individuals with extensive field experience and specialized EMS training to fulfill the instructor role, ensuring that training is relevant and applicable to real-world emergency medical situations.