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Job summary
A healthcare services provider is seeking skilled and compassionate Paramedics to support Emergency Department teams at St. Luke's Health facilities in Texas. Responsibilities include monitoring vital signs, assisting with IVs and phlebotomy, maintaining patient safety, and supporting clinical operations. The role requires a Certified Paramedic with active Texas DSHS registration and offers PRN opportunities. Work environments are fast-paced with exposure to various clinical scenarios, and strong communication and teamwork skills are essential.
Qualifications
Active registration on Texas DSHS is required.
Experience in an emergency department or similar high-paced clinical setting preferred.
Competency in US-guided IV placement (if applicable).
Responsibilities
Ensure vital signs are updated and monitor for abnormalities.
Maintain continuous observation of patients and assist with patient safety.
Assist with IV starts, phlebotomy, and collaborate with the triage team.
Monitor EPIC for delays and communicate identified issues.
Aid in the application of appliances and splints to expedite discharge.
Work with PAS staff to ensure consents are signed.
Assist in identifying delays and prompt related tasks.
Perform US-guided IV placement as trained.
Assist providers with wound care and procedures.
Skills
IV starts
Phlebotomy
DME application
Communication skills
Critical Thinking
Teamwork
Education
Certified Paramedic
Tools
EPIC
Job description
A healthcare services provider is seeking skilled and compassionate Paramedics to support Emergency Department teams at St. Luke's Health facilities in Texas. Responsibilities include monitoring vital signs, assisting with IVs and phlebotomy, maintaining patient safety, and supporting clinical operations. The role requires a Certified Paramedic with active Texas DSHS registration and offers PRN opportunities. Work environments are fast-paced with exposure to various clinical scenarios, and strong communication and teamwork skills are essential.