Critical Care Paramedic — Night Shift (12h) Transport

Orlando Health; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Education programs

Well-being services

Day-one benefits

Job summary

Orlando Health's Critical Care Transport team provides advanced pre-hospital and interfacility critical care transport for adult patients, operating under the Air Care umbrella with Air Methods. The role emphasizes high-level paramedicine and seamless coordination for sick or critically ill patients across facilities in the Orlando area.

Team members deliver care comparable to flight medics, with a focus on safety, rapid transfer, and continuous patient monitoring, backed by Orlando Health's

Qualifications

• Graduate of an approved paramedic program.
• Formal Critical Care Paramedic training preferred (CCEMT-P; UF-CCP).
• Experience in prehospital or critical care transport is required.

Responsibilities

• Provide advanced pre-hospital and interfacility critical care transport for adult patients.
• Operate 12-hour night shifts on a three-shift-per-week schedule.
• Demonstrate proficiency in patient assessment, airway management, medications, and bedside procedures.
• Maintain electronic charting and documentation with accuracy.
• Collaborate with the Critical Care Ground Transport and Air Care teams.
• Uphold Orlando Health policies and patient safety standards.

Skills

Clinical skills

Leadership

Communication

Problem solving

Team coordination

Education

Graduate paramedic program

Formal CC Paramedic training (CCEMT-P/UF-CCP)

Tools

Electronic charting

Job description

Orlando Health's Critical Care Transport team provides advanced pre-hospital and interfacility critical care transport for adult patients, operating under the Air Care umbrella with Air Methods. The role emphasizes high-level paramedicine and seamless coordination for sick or critically ill patients across facilities in the Orlando area.

Team members deliver care comparable to flight medics, with a focus on safety, rapid transfer, and continuous patient monitoring, backed by Orlando Health's