EMS Operations Leader & System Coordinator

Northwestern Medicine; DeKalb (IL); On-site; USD 66,000 - 94,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition Reimbursement

Student Loan Repayment

Professional Development

Wellbeing Fund

401(k)

Medical insurance

Dental and Vision

Life insurance

Paid time off

Holiday pay

Job summary

Northwestern Medicine seeks an EMS System Coordinator to lead the Emergency Medical Services department, ensure IDPH compliance, and coordinate hospital and pre-hospital education programs. The role requires licensure as an RN or Paramedic and a minimum of five years in emergency care.

You will mentor staff, align operations with NM values, collaborate with the EMS Medical Director, and participate in grant applications and outreach to pre-hospital providers, while advancing patient care and

Qualifications

• Licensed RN or Paramedic required.
• Minimum 5 years' emergency medical experience required.
• Strong leadership and collaboration skills preferred.

Responsibilities

• Directs the daily operations of the EMS Department.
• Ensures compliance with IDPH Rules and Regulations.
• Develops goals, budgets, SOPs and strategic plans.
• Hires, mentors and coaches EMS staff.
• Coordinates EMS education programs with external partners.
• Represents EMS on local, regional and state committees.
• Oversees grant applications and outreach to pre-hospital providers.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Regulatory compliance

Staff development

Education

RN license

Paramedic license

Job description

Northwestern Medicine seeks an EMS System Coordinator to lead the Emergency Medical Services department, ensure IDPH compliance, and coordinate hospital and pre-hospital education programs. The role requires licensure as an RN or Paramedic and a minimum of five years in emergency care.

You will mentor staff, align operations with NM values, collaborate with the EMS Medical Director, and participate in grant applications and outreach to pre-hospital providers, while advancing patient care and