Primary responsibilities include but are not limited to: Preparing materials and equipment for Trauma Responder Workshops, Delivering course content via lecture, interactive activities, skills stations, and training scenarios, tailored towards non-medical adult learners, Supervise skills stations and training scenarios, providing guidance and correction as needed, Maintaining Workshop materials and equipment, Conducting post-Workshop reviews and activities, Performing logistical and administrative duties in support of Workshops or other client classes/requirements, to include providing backup support to the Workshop Registrar as needed, Applying advanced medic skills to support training of personnel deploying to potentially austere environments, Supporting high-risk, high-stress training, staff sustainment training, and direct medical training with a focus on medical quality assurance, Educating and training non-medical personnel with a specific focus on primary care techniques, Maintaining current knowledge in the subject matter area and staying abreast of effective teaching and adult learning strategies, Developing solutions which may require analysis and understanding of possible solutions/scenairos, Working independently as needed to achieve day-to-day objectives, Coordinating with other team members and medical staff as needed, Providing surge supports to other areas of the program/department as needed, and. The Leidos National Security Sector is seeking experienced and fully cleared Medical Instructors to support an exciting and rewarding opportunity for an Intelligence Community customer on a mid-sized occupational healthcare program.