Evening EMT: Behavioral Health Support

Acadia Healthcare; Draper (UT); On-site; USD 22,000 - 34,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Dental benefits

Vision benefits

401k plan

Job summary

Youth Care in Draper, UT is looking for a part-time EMT for the 3pm-11pm shift to provide first-line medical care in a behavioral health setting. The role involves patient assessment, documenting vitals, and routine medication administration under physician direction.

You will collaborate with clinical staff, document progress, maintain confidentiality, and support patients toward recovery. A high school diploma and EMT licensure with CPR/de-escalation training are required; prior behavioral

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent.
• EMT licensure per state requirements.
• Experience in behavioral health setting preferred.

Responsibilities

• Accurately obtain and document vital signs.
• Assess cardiac and respiratory status and respond to emergencies.
• Assist with biopsychosocial assessments and patient admissions/discharges.
• Monitor patient well-being and report changes to staff.
• Maintain records of progress and services.
• Give medications as instructed by physicians where allowed.
• Collaborate with staff to aid patient recovery and safety.
• Follow confidentiality policies and professional conduct.

Skills

Vital signs documentation

Emergency medical care

Patient assessment

Education

High School diploma

EMT certification/training

Tools

CPR certification

De-escalation training

Restraint training

Job description

Youth Care in Draper, UT is looking for a part-time EMT for the 3pm-11pm shift to provide first-line medical care in a behavioral health setting. The role involves patient assessment, documenting vitals, and routine medication administration under physician direction.

You will collaborate with clinical staff, document progress, maintain confidentiality, and support patients toward recovery. A high school diploma and EMT licensure with CPR/de-escalation training are required; prior behavioral