GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
To plan, direct, and implement the overall program goals and objectives of the continuing education and curriculum Public Safety Training programs at Roanoke-Chowan Community College (R-CCC). Oversees the coordination and facilitation of a range of training programs to include fire, emergency medical services (EMS), law enforcement, and other related programs. 

INSTRUCTIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES:
Support the Mission of the College and the departmental mission and goals.  Perform all the duties listed on the faculty job description. Manage and oversee every aspect of program development. Evaluate full-time and part-time faculty members who fall within the program area.  Prepare, manage, and oversee the budget for the program area. Provide evidence of retention and recruitment activities.  Lead the hiring process for faculty within the program area.  Develop and submit a schedule for all course work for continuing education and curriculum each enrollment period.  Submit accurate records to the appropriate college entities through the appropriate Division Director’s office and Continuing Education Registrar.  Analyze program data to determine gaps in student performance, enrollment, retention, etc. and create and implement improvement plans.  Use data to make informed decisions.  Lead the Annual Planning process for the respective academic unit.  Oversee the evaluation and ordering of textbooks for coursework that falls within the program area.  Oversee and coordinate programmatic advising.  Participate in CIPs and other relevant activities sponsored by the NCCCS Office.  Actively engage and maintain a program advisory committee.  Maintain the currency of the curriculum, along with relevant educational and programmatic technology.   Serve as liaison between adjuncts and college staff.   Perform other duties assigned by the Executive Director of Workforce Development and Executive Vice President of Workforce and Institutional Effectiveness.
 
SUPERVISORY INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT:
Collaborate with local, area, and state coordinators in planning and organizing the various training needs for EMS, fire, and law enforcement personnel. Serve on local and regional committees, acting as advocate for EMS, fire, and law enforcement personnel. Develop occupational extension training opportunities to meet the needs of the community and emergency medical service responders. Secure qualified instructors to teach requested classes. Complete training contracts for adjunct faculty members within specified guidelines. Provide instructional support as needed. Visit classes periodically to assess progress and evaluate effectiveness; as required. Conduct staff and adjunct evaluations as required/needed and provide regular feedback for program improvement. Implement procedures and plans to ensure performance measures are met. Perform long term planning and ongoing development of the department/program. Maintain program accreditation documentation. 
 
GENERAL PROGRAM SUPPORT:
Schedule and set up requested classes and registration as required with state agencies. Complete all required reports to the specific accrediting agencies and boards. Provide instructors with the necessary supplies, materials, equipment, and course outlines. Ensure that classes are properly registered and conducted. Submit all registration fees and ensure accuracy and timely completion of class rosters and reports. Ensure inventory of class supplies is maintained and restocked as needed for both on-site and off-site trainings. Provide training to students as necessary prior to approval for state board examinations.