Primary Care Paramedic

Bayshore HealthCare; Northwestern Ontario; On-site; CAD 111,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flights covered

Emergency medicine support

COR safety program

Job summary

24/7 OEMS is seeking Ontario-licensed Advanced Emergency Medical Care Assistants (AEMCA) to provide on-site and remote medical support for a remote drilling platform in Northern Ontario. You will work 12-hour day and night shifts on a two weeks on/off rotation, with flights provided to site and back, and access to 24/7 on-call EM consultants.

The role requires AEMCA certification and BLS, along with emergency medical care experience in occupational or remote settings.

Qualifications

• Ontario Advanced Emergency Medical Care Assistant (AEMCA) certification (Required).
• BLS (Required).

Responsibilities

• Provide emergency medical care to workers and make transport decisions within scope.
• Collaborate with on-site and remote clinicians and on-call EM consultants.
• Support remote drilling operations during 12-hour shifts and provide medical coverage.

Skills

AEMCA-certified

Emergency medical care

Education

Ontario AEMCA certification

BLS

Job description

24/7 Occupational & Emergency Medicine Solutions is looking for experienced Primary Care Paramedics (PCP) to work at a remote mine in Northern Ontario. This low volume practice would see the AEMCA-certified paramedics supporting remote drilling operations as part of a mining exploration program. The PCP would be supported remote by a team of ER physicians and the drilling locations are a short helicopter ride away from our Occupational Health Clinic located at the Orla Musselwhite Mine which is staffed with physician assistants and RNs.

Above industry standard compensation, fully covered flights to and from site, 24/7 access to on-call doctors for support, multiple project locations, and a COR Certified safety program are just some reasons to join the 24/7 OEMS team.

The Ontario Certified Primary Care Paramedic (PCP) will be expected to practice within the medical directives and formulary as approved by the 24/7 OEMS Medical Director. The PCP will work as part of the on-site and remote clinical team and have access to our 24/7 on-call emergency medicine consultants. Prior experience in occupational medicine and or the provision of care in a remote setting would be an asset.

This position is seasonal and commences October 19, 2026 and runs through to mid-December.

Overview

• Location: Remote drilling platform (fly-in/fly-out via Thunder Bay)
• Coverage: 24/7 on-site presence at the platform with access to a Weatherhaven shelter
• Shifts: 12-hour day and night shifts (one medic on days, one on nights)
• Rotation: Two weeks on / two weeks off, alternating teams
• Duties: Provide medical support for any injuries or illnesses on-site
• Support: Full access to our emergency medicine team for consultation
• Travel: All travel, including to and from Thunder Bay, is covered
• Contract Duration: October 19 – December 20, 2026
• Requirement: Must be AEMCA-certified

The PCPs Will Be Expected To

• Provide emergency medical care to injured or ill workers, including making transport decisions within their scope of practice.
• The PCP approved scope of practice will primarily align with their provincial licensing / governing body, including delegated medical acts approved by the 24/7 OEMS Medical Director, individual competence and training in selected skills, urgency of patient condition, and on-site medical resources.

Qualifications

• Ontario Advanced Emergency Medical Care Assistant (AEMCA) certification (Required)
• BLS (Required)

Compensation And Benefits

• Hourly rate is equivalent to $600 plus 4% (in lieu of vacation) per 12-hour day

Schedule

• Shifts: 12-hour day and night shifts (one medic on days, one on nights)
• Rotation: Two weeks on / two weeks off, alternating teams

Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity

24/7 OEMS is committed to a recruitment process and workplace culture of respect, inclusion, and diversity. We encourage applications from members of groups with historical and/or current barriers to equity.