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Ambulance New Brunswick Inc. is seeking a Primary Care Paramedic for the Rapid Response Unit in New Brunswick. The role involves providing pre-hospital care, triage, and collaboration with ambulance crews. Expect rotating days and nights, weekends, and holidays.
As per the collective agreement, candidates must meet NB licensure requirements, PANB registration, and have two years of PCP experience. A valid NB Class 4 license is required, with a strong teamwork and confidentiality mindset.
Primary Care Paramedic – Rapid Response Unit
LOCATION
BARGAINING UNIT
NB Union – Specialized Health Care Professionals
STATUS
Full time permanent
HOURS OF WORK
Rotating days and nights, weekends, and statutory holidays. Subject to change due to operational requirements.
ANTICIPATED START DATE
As soon as possible
ANTICIPATED END DATE
Not applicable
SALARY RANGE
As per collective agreement
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
Written & Spoken competence in English or French is required.
CLOSING DATE
This competition will remain open until filled.
Imagine a career where, at the end of every day, you know you've made a positive difference in the lives of people who need your help.
At Ambulance New Brunswick, our team consists of talented emergency medical dispatchers, primary and advanced care paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and critical care flight nurses. Health care professionals who respond with their best in some of the most difficult situations imaginable.
As the provincial ambulance service provider, our dispatchers respond to calls from those in medical distress through the 911 system and send help within seconds. Our paramedics take over from there, responding to approximately 130,000 calls per year and transporting patients to hospital by ambulance. And, each year, our specialized air ambulance crew transfers hundreds of the most critically ill and injured patients to specialized medical centres around the Maritimes and beyond.
Duties of Position:
Provide pre‑hospital clinical care prior to the arrival of a transporting ambulance when required. This work involves assessment, triage and managing patient care independently and collaboratively with ambulance crews when required.
Paramedics are also expected to maintain and operate ambulances or clinical support unit (CSU) and related equipment in accordance with patient needs and public safety. Assesses, triages, and manages patient care until the arrival of an ambulance. Assist and collaborate with ambulance personnel with the provision of medical treatment, when necessary.
If you’re a new graduate from a post‑secondary program in paramedicine or have working experience outside the province of New Brunswick, ANB has a standardized process for selecting top candidates to fill Primary Care Paramedic (PCP) positions. Conducted several times a year, the Selection Process consists of a comprehensive assessment to determine your level of qualification to work for our organization.
Ambulance NB is committed to the principle of equal opportunity in its employment practices and to providing an environment free from discrimination and harassment for all employees.
We would like to thank all candidates for expressing interest. Please note only those selected for interviews will be contacted.