EMT (Basic) – 24/72 Shifts, Competitive Pay & Benefits

Beaufort County; Beaufort (SC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

24/72 shift schedule

Competitive compensation and benefits

Modern equipment and body armor

Job summary

Beaufort County EMS seeks highly skilled EMS professionals to join our premier non–fire-based 911 service. We offer a 24/72 shift schedule that supports work-life balance and extended recovery time.

Our department focuses exclusively on emergency medical response with modern equipment, professional uniforms, and body armor provided. Responsibilities include responding to emergencies, transporting patients, delivering essential pre-hospital care, and documenting care with accuracy.

Qualifications

• SC EMT and NREMT certifications required.
• BLS certification required.
• Valid state driver’s license with clean driving history.
• Physical ability to perform heavy lifting and physical tasks as part of EMS duties.

Responsibilities

• Responds to emergencies and provides basic life support before transport.
• Transports patients to local facilities and maintains contact with medical staff during transport.
• Administers medical aid (AED, CPR, airway management, bleeding control) to stabilize patients.
• Ensures equipment and ambulance interior are clean and stocked; replaces used/damaged supplies.
• Prepares patient care reports and documents treatments given.
• Restocks supplies in the ambulance and maintains inventory.

Education

South Carolina State EMT Certification

National Registry of EMT Certification

Basic Life Support Certification

High School diploma or GED

Job description

Beaufort County EMS seeks highly skilled EMS professionals to join our premier non–fire-based 911 service. We offer a 24/72 shift schedule that supports work-life balance and extended recovery time.

Our department focuses exclusively on emergency medical response with modern equipment, professional uniforms, and body armor provided. Responsibilities include responding to emergencies, transporting patients, delivering essential pre-hospital care, and documenting care with accuracy.