This role involves providing patient care and transportation services as part of an advanced life support ambulance team. The position supports emergency, non-emergency, convalescent, and long-distance transport missions within a busy metropolitan area in the Southeastern United States. Responsibilities include obtaining and accurately recording billing information, documenting patient care thoroughly, and meeting specific performance standards under the supervision of a Shift Supervisor.
Education and Certification
- Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association, which may be completed or renewed during orientation.
- Completion of NIMS 100, 200, and 700 courses.
- Possession and maintenance of a valid driver's license.
Experience and Skills
At least one year of field EMS, rescue, or related experience.Strong knowledge of emergency medical procedures, rescue techniques, hazardous materials response, and pre-hospital care equipment.Familiarity with regional geography, including major streets, landmarks, and healthcare facilities, to be acquired within six months of employment.Ability to remain calm under high-stress situations and follow established protocols.Excellent interpersonal skills to interact compassionately and professionally with patients, families, and healthcare personnel.Capability to safely operate various ambulance vehicles and perform emergency driving maneuvers.Physical strength to lift and move patients weighing up to 150 pounds, often requiring awkward positioning.Awareness of age-specific physiological, psychosocial, developmental, and spiritual patient needs.Required sensory abilities including hearing, speaking, and visual acuity.Additional Requirements
Ability to navigate multiple physical environments, including confined spaces.Must maintain all certifications continuously while employed.