EMS Training Lead - Ground Floor Growth

Keystone Quality Transport Company; Pittsburgh (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 52,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Keystone Quality Transport has expanded into Pittsburgh and seeks an EMS professional to establish, develop, and lead onboarding and training efforts. The EMS Training Coordinator will prepare new employees, coordinate onboarding activities, conduct hands-on training, and provide administrative support to the Pittsburgh operation.

Initially, workload may not be full-time; during slow periods you may work in the field as an ambulance crew member.

Qualifications

• PA EMT certification required; NREMT preferred.
• Current PA EMSVO certification.
• Current CPR certification.
• CPR Instructor certification a plus.
• Experience delivering hands-on EMS training.
• Proven leadership and coaching abilities.
• Strong organizational, time management and communication skills.
• Ability to lift and work in the field as needed.

Responsibilities

• Lead onboarding and orientation for new employees.
• Conduct hands-on EMS training, skills development, and sessions.
• Provide guidance and coaching to employees with varying experience.
• Maintain training records, certifications, documentation.
• Manage data entry, databases, reporting, and recordkeeping.
• Use Excel, email and other programs to organize and report.
• Support growth and development of Pittsburgh operation.
• When needed, work in the field as an ambulance crew member.

Skills

PA EMT certification

CPR certification

CPR Instructor cert

Leadership

Organization

Training delivery

Excel / reporting

Field EMS

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Job description

Keystone Quality Transport has expanded into Pittsburgh and seeks an EMS professional to establish, develop, and lead onboarding and training efforts. The EMS Training Coordinator will prepare new employees, coordinate onboarding activities, conduct hands-on training, and provide administrative support to the Pittsburgh operation.

Initially, workload may not be full-time; during slow periods you may work in the field as an ambulance crew member.