Equine Emergency First Aid Instructor – Pet Emergency Education

Become a Certified Equine First Aid Instructor

Join Our Team of Trusted Equine Emergency First Aid Professionals

Pet Emergency Education is proud to offer high-quality, engaging, and practical equine first aid training led by experienced equine and veterinary professionals. We are committed to excellence in education and are looking for knowledgeable individuals with real-world equine experience to join our instructor team.

Instructor Role Overview

Equine First Aid Instructors with Pet Emergency Education operate as independent contractors, offering the freedom and flexibility to set your own schedule while making a meaningful impact.

(Please refer to the IRS guidelines for Independent Contractors for more details.)

All accepted candidates must complete a complimentary asynchronous virtual training and orientation program (approximately 10 contact hours). This training ensures every instructor is thoroughly prepared to teach our certification courses.

Opportunities and Benefits

As an Equine First Aid Instructor, you’ll enjoy a range of unique opportunities:

🐴 Teach In-Person Equine First Aid Classes
Deliver hands-on training to equestrians, barn managers, horse owners, and veterinary professionals. Earn competitive compensation for each class you teach.

💻 Participate in Our Referral Program
Earn commissions by referring students to our virtual and online courses using your unique instructor link.

📦 Sell Equine First Aid Kits & Books
Gain access to wholesale pricing on equine first aid kits, educational books, and supplies to resell for additional income.

🗓 Enjoy a Flexible Schedule
Most instructors schedule classes around their full-time commitments, making this a perfect part-time opportunity. Be advised that classes are mostly on the weekends so weekend availability is a must.

🐎 Make a Difference in the Equine Community
Empower others with lifesaving skills to care for horses during emergencies—whether at the barn, on the trail, or in transport.

Instructor Requirements

We maintain high standards to ensure an exceptional learning experience in every class. Candidates must meet the following criteria:

Experience: Minimum of 3 years professional experience in equine veterinary care, horse training, emergency response, or a closely related field.
Teaching Background: At least 1 year of teaching, training, or public speaking experience, with strong communication skills.
Professional Expertise: Instructors must be equine-focused professionals—such as veterinary technicians, equine specialists, trainers, or first responders with equine emergency training.

Our Commitment to Quality

We are dedicated to delivering outstanding, evidence-based equine emergency training. As an instructor, you will be instrumental in helping students feel confident and capable in responding to equine emergencies with competence and care.

Instructors teaching our classes are required to obtain the necessary supplies and equipment to effectively conduct their sessions. Proper equipment is essential for teaching the hands-on skills covered in our courses. A customized teaching kit is available for purchase.

Instructor Kit Details

The cost of an instructor kit is $499.95 and includes the following essential items:

Large Plush Horse
1 set of 4 standing wraps (color varies) with 2 cotton pillow wraps
Hoof testers
Equine First Aid Kit by Curicyn (view contents at this link)
Printed Equine Reference Guide
Sprague Stethoscope
Height and weight tape
Portable monitor to display class presentation
Personalized uniform t-shirt and banner
Printed Equine Emergency First Aid Reference Guide

Instructors are responsible for obtaining the following on their own (not provided by the company):

A laptop, tablet, or other device capable of connecting to the AV equipment for displaying the class PowerPoint presentation.

Independent Contractor Requirements

As per IRS guidelines for independent contractors, instructors are responsible for providing their own equipment and supplies, as well as managing their own training within their industry. Our company provides job-specific training to outline the guidelines for conducting classes and submitting work, ensuring instructors are fully prepared to succeed.

The following will be provided to contract instructors by our company:

Advertising and Marketing Assistance to find and promote classes in your local area

Strong presence on social media and promotion of the instructor’s classes on social media

Full-service office staff available for instructors’ needs

Professional website for hosting registration pages, and information and increasing credibility

No membership fees ever

We provide all books, cards and certificates directly to the instructor or class participants, relieving any additional expense to the instructor

Discounts and promotions offered by our company directly to class participants and hosts never affect the instructor’s compensation

Eligibility to teach shelter/rescue fundraising classes with no impact on instructor’s compensation

All class and program credentials, approvals and national accreditations provided by our company

All continuing education approvals and credits will be awarded for instructors’ classes at no cost to the instructor

Instructors benefit from having their classes nationally recognized by some of the most reputable veterinary and animal professional organizations in the country

Instructor referral program for online courses

Class Teaching PowerPoint Presentation

Unlimited access to the Instructor Resource Portal

Unlimited subscription to the Pet Emergency Education Customer Online Resource Center

Unlimited access to additional training

Contract Instructors are compensated $20 per person in the classes they teach. Classes average 8-15 people.

Apply to Become an Equine First Aid Instructor

Filling out this form does not guarantee you will become an instructor. Qualified individuals will receive an interview via phone or Zoom with our program manager.

As an Instructor, you will be required to sign our Policy Understanding and Independent Contractor Contract Agreement.

Applicants are always welcome to email questions about the program to [email protected].

Equine First Aid Instructor Application

Name *

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Provide a brief description of why you would like to be an Equine First Aid Instructor: *

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In at least 200 words, explain your professional experience working with horses: *

Please provide two references, including their first and last names, email addresses, and phone numbers, who can confirm your professional experience working with horses. *

List the best days and times that you would be available for an interview. *

I understand that if I am hired to be an instructor I will be required to obtain the necessary equipment and supplies in order to teach a class. *

I Agree

Instructors are not required to purchase supplies up front. They may wait until they complete the complimentary training before investing in equipment and supplies. Supplies may be purchased through Pet Emergency Education for the cost of $499.95 or they may obtain the required supplies on their own and provide Pet Emergency Education with proof of ownership.

How did you hear about us? *

If referral please list name of person referring you

I verify that I have read the instructor program FAQ as well as the policies and Guidelines and agree to abide by all of the rules and requirements stated in it as long as I am an active instructor with Pet Emergency Education. I understand that by filling out this form I am not guaranteed to become an instructor. *

I Agree

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