EMT - Field Care & Transport Pro

Banner Health; United States; On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Banner Health, Casper Wyoming, seeks a Full-time EMT to perform pre-hospital evaluation, treatment and transport across age groups in varied shifts. You will operate an ambulance, manage equipment, and document PCRs and logs for compliant patient care records.

The role emphasizes calm, efficient decision-making in emergent and non-emergent situations, coordination with EMS and medical staff, and adherence to safety standards across shifts.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED.
• EMT-Basic or higher certification in state of practice.
• Current BLS certification on date of hire and maintained thereafter.
• Valid Driver's License on date of hire.
• May require Ambulance Attendance licensure within 30 days of hire.
• IV certification may be required depending on location.
• Knowledge of customer service principles and practices.
• Skilled in reading and writing English.
• Ability to stay calm in emergency situations.

Responsibilities

• Provides pre-hospital medical care for pediatric through geriatric populations.
• Operates an assigned vehicle for emergent and non-emergent transport.
• Performs vehicle care and maintenance; inventories equipment and supplies.
• Maintains complete patient care reports and logs during shifts.
• Demonstrates age-specific competency for patient populations.
• Interacts with EMS teams, physicians, vendors and the community.

Skills

Customer service

Emergency response

Reading & writing

English proficiency

Education

High school diploma/GED

EMT-Basic certification

Tools

IV certification

Ambulance equipment

Driver's license

Job description

Banner Health, Casper Wyoming, seeks a Full-time EMT to perform pre-hospital evaluation, treatment and transport across age groups in varied shifts. You will operate an ambulance, manage equipment, and document PCRs and logs for compliant patient care records.

The role emphasizes calm, efficient decision-making in emergent and non-emergent situations, coordination with EMS and medical staff, and adherence to safety standards across shifts.