EMT-B: Shift Captain & Patient Care Leader

Southwestern Michigan Community Ambulance Service; Michigan; On-site; USD 29,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

Southwestern Michigan Community Ambulance Service is seeking an EMT-B to provide patient care on Basic Life Support runs in line with state rules and local medical control. The role reports to the Shift Captain and Operations Manager, with supervision ultimately by the Executive Director.

The EMT-B must maintain licensure, complete required paperwork, and participate in community education activities. A valid Michigan EMT-B license, BCLS certification, and a current driver’s license are required.

Qualifications

• High School Graduate.
• Current State of Michigan EMT license to EMT-B level.
• Current BCLS certification (American Heart Association or Red Cross).
• Valid Driver's License.
• Good physical health as evidenced by a pre-employment physical.
• Approved by the Berrien Cass County Medical Control to operate in the County.

Responsibilities

• Render patient care to the level of licensure and training and per local medical control guidelines.
• Complete all required paperwork (run sheets, billing sheets, daily check sheets) before leaving shift.
• Maintain licensure and certifications per state and county requirements.
• Report incidents/accidents in writing to supervisor or executive.
• Participate in community education and public service events as scheduled.
• Perform daily duties before leaving shift and general building/grounds maintenance as assigned.
• Perform other duties as directed by supervisors.

Education

High School Graduate

EMT-B license (Michigan)

BCLS certification (American Heart Association or Red Cross)

Valid Driver's License

Job description

Southwestern Michigan Community Ambulance Service is seeking an EMT-B to provide patient care on Basic Life Support runs in line with state rules and local medical control. The role reports to the Shift Captain and Operations Manager, with supervision ultimately by the Executive Director.

The EMT-B must maintain licensure, complete required paperwork, and participate in community education activities. A valid Michigan EMT-B license, BCLS certification, and a current driver’s license are required.