Emergency Med Tech, Transport Services, 6p-6a

Norton Healthcare; Louisville (KY); On-site; USD 35,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

A healthcare provider in Louisville, Kentucky, is seeking an Emergency Med Tech (EMT) responsible for the ground and air transportation of patients. The EMT ensures safety for all involved while maintaining regulatory documentation and equipment. Ideal candidates should hold a valid Driver's License and an EMT license in the state of Kentucky or Indiana. This role is essential in both emergency and non-emergency situations, ensuring the well-being of patients and transport teams.

Qualifications

• Must obtain additional EMT (State) license, KY or IN within six months of hire.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for ground/air transportation of patients in emergencies.
• Maintenance of regulatory documentation for transportation.
• Ensure all vehicles and transport equipment are maintained properly.

Skills

Valid Driver's License

EMT (State) license

EMT experience

Education

Graduate of an Emergency Medical Technician Program

Job description

Responsibilities

The Emergency Med Tech (EMT) is responsible for the ground/air transportation of the patient and/or the Transport Team in both emergency and non-emergency situations, while ensuring the safety of the patient, team and public at large. The EMT is also responsible for the maintenance of all regulatory documentation relating to ground and/or air transportation, and assures all vehicles and transport equipment are maintained in a clean and safe operating condition. These duties may vary, but will not exceed those constraints placed upon you by the United States Department of Transportation Services and the State of Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services.

Qualifications

Required:

• Valid Driver's License
• Kentucky or Indiana EMT (State) license at time of hire.
• Must obtain additional EMT (State) license, KY or IN within six months of hire

Desired:

• One year EMT experience
• Graduate of an Emergency Medical Technician Program