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Forsyth County Department of Emergency Services seeks dedicated Advanced EMTs to provide prehospital medical care to sick or injured persons. The AEMT role sits between EMT and Paramedic, including advanced procedures such as intravenous access and airway support.
Ideal candidates will have NC Advanced EMT certification, a high school diploma or GED, and a valid NC driver's license, with the ability to work under pressure, lift heavy loads, and communicate effectively with patients and
Forsyth County Department of Emergency Services is seeking dedicated and passionate first responder heroes to join our team as Advanced EMTs (AEMTs). AEMTs perform skilled work in providing prehospital medical care to sick or injured persons. The Advanced EMT is an intermediate EMS certification level recognized by the State of North Carolina between the Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic level certifications. These positions fill an important care gap between the EMT Basic and Paramedic positions.
AEMT is credentialed to provide prehospital medical care above that which an EMT can provide at the advanced level. This includes intubation, intraosseous and intravenous fluid/medication administration, administer intramuscular injections, and administer epinephrine during cardiac arrest. An employee in this class performs advanced lifesaving techniques assigned to the AEMT by the NC Office of Emergency Medical Services. Tact, courtesy, and firmness are required in dealing with sick or injured persons and with the general public. Work is performed according to established emergency medical procedures and techniques, but the employee must exercise considerable independent judgment in treating a patients symptoms and in providing basic and advanced patient care. Work is performed under general supervision and is evaluated by the employee's ability to respond effectively to emergency situations.
Maintaining a specific license such as a driver's license in good standing, without a lapse or loss of a privilege to drive in compliance with North Carolina law, and in compliance with applicable DOT standards for commercial motor vehicle drivers if required to perform the duties assigned to the position.
This includes documentation, restocking of units, and cleaning/disinfecting.