Autonomous EMT for Fall Sports Event Coverage

ATvantage Athletic Training; Boalsburg (PA); On-site; USD 36,000 - 41,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Predictable Weekday Schedule

Low-Stress Standing Coverage

True Work-Life Balance

A Collaborative Culture

Job summary

ATvantage Sports Medicine is actively hiring Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) for the Fall high school sports season in Boalsburg, PA. This part-time, on-site role offers ~10 hours per week with Monday–Friday afternoons and evenings, ideal for supplemental income and keeping skills sharp.

You will provide autonomous sideline emergency medical coverage, lead interventions for emergencies, manage sports injuries, and document patient encounters while collaborating with athletic trainers and

Qualifications

• Active Pennsylvania State EMT Certification.
• Current CPR/AED for Healthcare Providers (BLS).
• Pass PA school clearances and background checks.
• Valid Driver’s License and reliable transportation to Boalsburg venues.
• Physical stamina for heavy lifting and patient mobility.

Responsibilities

• Emergency Response: Lead immediate interventions for cardiac situations, heat-related illnesses, environmental emergencies, and acute trauma.
• Sport Injury & Wound Care: Manage acute soft tissue injuries, skin abrasions, lacerations, and sudden athletic trauma.
• Documentation: Maintain accurate, timely, and secure patient care reports for all encounters.

Skills

Autonomous

Strong Communicator

Patient-Centered

Experienced

Education

Active Pennsylvania State EMT Certification

CPR/AED for Healthcare Providers (BLS)

Job description

ATvantage Sports Medicine is actively hiring Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) for the Fall high school sports season in Boalsburg, PA. This part-time, on-site role offers ~10 hours per week with Monday–Friday afternoons and evenings, ideal for supplemental income and keeping skills sharp.

You will provide autonomous sideline emergency medical coverage, lead interventions for emergencies, manage sports injuries, and document patient encounters while collaborating with athletic trainers and