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Now Hiring: Full-Time Paramedic | New Britain EMS
Join Our Fast-Paced 911 Response Team in New Britain, CT!
Why Choose NBEMS?
911 Only Response – No Street Posting; Respond From a Central Station
Fast-paced, High-Quality EMS Work Environment Focused on Patient Outcomes
Comprehensive Training Program for New Providers
No Experience Required
Competitive Benefits Package:
Medical, Dental, Vision, Short and Long Term Disability
140+ Hours of Paid Time Off Per Year
6% 401(k) Employer Contribution
Currently looking for 4 on, 4 off rotation shifts(2D,2N - 4 off) and nights-only rotation positions(4 on - 4 off).
Ready to make a difference in emergency care? Apply today!
New Britain EMS is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Basic Function:
Experience:
Individual Responsibility:
Mental Requirements:
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Work Remotely
Benefits:
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Now Hiring: Full-Time Paramedic | New Britain EMS
Join Our Fast-Paced 911 Response Team in New Britain, CT!
Why Choose NBEMS?
911 Only Response – No Street Posting; Respond From a Central Station
Fast-paced, High-Quality EMS Work Environment Focused on Patient Outcomes
Comprehensive Training Program for New Providers
No Experience Required
Competitive Benefits Package:
Medical, Dental, Vision, Short and Long Term Disability
140+ Hours of Paid Time Off Per Year
6% 401(k) Employer Contribution
Currently looking for 4 on, 4 off rotation shifts(2D,2N - 4 off) and nights-only rotation positions(4 on - 4 off).
Ready to make a difference in emergency care? Apply today!
New Britain EMS is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Basic Function:
- Administer pre-hospital emergency care and other forms of related health care, education and medical transportation. Administer advanced life support. Responsible for clinical oversight of all emergency and non-emergency incidents including the appropriate direction of EMT staff and choreography of co-responders at any specific incident in absence of an EMS line officer.
Experience:
- Minimum of one (1) year of related experience preferred.
- High school diploma; and post-secondary vocational training.
- Associates in Emergency Medical Services or an allied health profession preferred.
- Current Connecticut licensure as a paramedic.
- National Registry certification at the Paramedic level preferred.
- Current AHA BCLS Healthcare Provider.
- Current AHA ACLS Provider.
- Current AHA PALS Provider.
- Valid driver’s license.
- Current certification in PHTLS, BTLS is desirable
- Critical Trauma Care at an advanced level is desirable.
- ICS 100; 200; 700 and 800 Certification desirable.
- Current Medical Command Authorization for Paramedic Practice desirable.
- Desire to excel as a paramedic working in a busy urban EMS system.
- Ability to be self-motivated and accountable.
- Ability to perform multiple tasks in a timely manner.
- Ability to foster the concept of team
- work in order to accomplish goals.
- Excellent customer service skills.
Individual Responsibility:
- Function as a positive role model committed to achieving and maintaining outstanding customer relations with the community.
- Support and promote the philosophies of NBEMSI.
- Maintain an up to date working knowledge of NBEMSI clinical treatment guidelines, standard operating guidelines, policies and procedures as well as an appreciation of the
- operations of the allied public safety agencies and the culture of the community.
- Maintain unparalleled standards for health, safety and ethical behavior
- Interact on a professional level with patients, families, hospital staff, general public and other public safety agencies, providing exemplary care and customer service at all times.
- Protect and maintain the confidentiality of all information related to patient care activities and information related to internal EMS operations.
- Maintain up to date skills proficiency, working knowledge of clinical practice, and new developments in the field including EMS policies, clinical practice guidelines and standard operating guidelines.
- Maintain all medical command requirements for medical practice authorization from THOCC-NBC.
- Operate all EMS assigned vehicles under control at all times in accordance with all federal, state and local laws governing vehicle operations. Comply with approved agency policy regarding Emergency Vehicle Operations.
- Maintain provider certifications and licenses as stipulated by EMS for medical practice. Licenses/certifications must always be kept in a “Current Status” based upon the expiration date listed on the certification/license.
- Assist in the operational readiness of all assigned vehicles and equipment including stock and inventory.
- Maintain all EMS vehicles and equipment consistent with EMS standards and guidelines including appropriate decontamination and infection control standards.
- Assist in the appropriate use, care and maintenance of the physical plant, furnishings and fixtures.
- Maintain an up to date knowledge of the service area. Be capable of utilizing preprinted and or map-based directions for the purpose of locating sites within the service area. Be aware of any changes in roadways or points of access.
- Occasionally: Smelling, lifting no more than 200 lbs,, pushing, pulling, typing (30wpm), climbing, balancing, carrying no more than 70 lbs., kneeling, stooping, bending, leaning, upper and lower body flexibility, running distances, driving ambulance, car, truck, multiple physical activities performed at same time ( driving, talking and seeing).
- Frequently: Hearing/listening, clear speech, touching, walking inside and outside, sitting.
- Constantly: Seeing
- Occasionally: Confined areas, extreme hot and cold, wet and/or humid conditions noise, vibration, mechanical and electrical equipment, moving objects, high places,
- fumes/odors/mists, dirt and dust, gasses, toxic conditions, human excrement, blood, urine, mucous, body tissue.
- Frequently: Works alone, with and around others, face-to-face and verbal contact, inside and outside temperature changes.
Mental Requirements:
- Occasionally: Clerical, memorization and higher math skills.
- Frequently: Simple and complex reading and writing, simple math skills, computer skills.
- OSHA Category -1
- Position routinely involves exposure to blood, body fluids, tissues airborne pathogens and other work related hazards.
- This position has no direct reports and reports to an assigned shift officer [Lieutenant or Captain]
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Work Remotely
- No
Benefits:
- 401(k) matching
- Dental insurance
- Employee assistance program
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- 12 hour shift
- Day shift
- Night shift
- Overtime
- Weekends as needed
- High school or equivalent (Preferred)
- Spanish (Preferred)
- Polish (Preferred)
- Driver's License (Required)
- Paramedic License (Preferred)
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