Travel Paramedic

National Travel Paramedic

Fall in love with EMS all over again.  Experienced  paramedics who are ready for a change and looking for  adventure  will find a new home as a traveler with clinician-owned Best Practice Medicine.  Explore  the country for assignments typically lasting  90 days  supporting EMS systems of all kinds. Our Travel Paramedics enjoy real financial  freedom  working regular schedules on a 911 ambulance. Earn a living that reflects your willingness to learn new systems, work at the top of your scope of practice, and connect with others.

About you and the role

You are the definition of flexible, thoughtful, and humble, the three universal traits desired of all new EMS partners. Experience taught you that medicine is practiced differently almost everywhere. Mentors and your commitment to lifelong learning foster your curious nature and ability to listen more than your speakers. Mistakes, failures, and role models shape your ego to the perfect balance of aggressive humility.

Basic Qualifications

• 2+ years of 911 system Paramedic experience
• National Registry Paramedic
• ACLS, PALS, BLS
• PHTLS or equivalent
• NIMS : 100, 200, 700, and 800
• Current Immunizations (MMR, Hep B, TDAP)
• Negative TB test within the last 12 months
• COVID Vaccination (or waiver)

Preferred Qualifications

Application Process Transparency  - Goal complete in 5-8 days

How travel paramedicine works

BPM supplies high-value low-friction Travel Paramedics to ambulance services in need of short-term staffing support. Assignments are generally ninety days up to one year. Travelers work and integrate into the system's schedule, clinical expectations, and are under the day-to-day supervision of the client's team. To qualify as a Travel Paramedic candidates must complete an intensive screening and testing process. In general Travel Paramedics who earn a spot on the team will have to opportunity to accept three to four multi-month of assignments per year.

Working Conditions

Work is performed in both indoor and outdoor conditions in a non-smoking environment. Requires lifting up to 70 pounds and carrying up to 50 pounds. BPM does not discriminate.