Aerial Critical Care Paramedic (Part-Time)

Pafford Medical Services; Arkadelphia (AR); Vor Ort; USD 65.000 - 90.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

Pafford Medical Services in Arkadelphia, AR, is seeking a Flight Paramedic (Part Time) to provide autonomous, evidence-based critical care transport across age groups. You will operate with an interdisciplinary team aboard rotor-wing and fixed-wing aircraft, following medical direction and program scope.

The role requires a current paramedic license, ALS experience, and strong assessment and communication skills.

Qualifikationen

• Current, unrestricted paramedic license for state of assignment.
• BLS and ACLS credentials required; PALS/PEPP preferred.
• NRP credential when obstetric/neonatal patients are involved.
• Trauma education such as ITLS or PHTLS recommended.
• Successful completion of pre-employment screening and competency validation.
• FP-C or CCP-C certification must be obtained within two years.

Aufgaben

• Review transport requests, assess patients, develop care plans, and ensure safe handoffs.
• Stabilize and transport adults, pediatrics, neonatal, obstetric, medical, and trauma cases.
• Monitor patients, recognize deterioration, and initiate timely interventions.
• Manage advanced airways, ventilation, hemodynamics, meds, and devices as allowed.
• Maintain continuity of care and communicate clearly with teams and families.
• Participate in missions, risk assessment, safety checks, and readiness activities.
• Complete accurate documentation and support quality improvement initiatives.
• Ensure privacy, regulatory compliance, and ongoing professional development.

Kenntnisse

Advanced assessment

Critical thinking

Decision making

Communication

Ausbildung

Paramedic license

BLS

ACLS

PALS/PEPP

NRP

ITLS/PHTLS

Tools

ePCR systems

Equipment management

Jobbeschreibung

Pafford Medical Services in Arkadelphia, AR, is seeking a Flight Paramedic (Part Time) to provide autonomous, evidence-based critical care transport across age groups. You will operate with an interdisciplinary team aboard rotor-wing and fixed-wing aircraft, following medical direction and program scope.

The role requires a current paramedic license, ALS experience, and strong assessment and communication skills.