Field-Based Maternal-Infant Paramedicine Clinician

Franciscan Alliance, Inc.; Rensselaer (IN); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Franciscan Health Rensselaer is seeking a Paramedicine Clinician to conduct home and clinic visits for at-risk mothers and infants in Jasper and Newton Counties. This role focuses on preventing pregnancy-related ER visits and reducing NICU days by proactive monitoring.

You will advocate for patients, observe and report changes, administer care per protocols, and educate families on infant safety and car seat use. Travel is required to serve the community.

Qualifications

• Required High School Diploma/GED
• Associate’s Degree in Nursing with two years of nursing experience; or
• Associate’s Degree or Certificate in Paramedicine with two years paramedic experience; or
• EMT Certificate with five years EMT experience
• BLS - American Heart Association
• Drivers License - Driver’s License

Responsibilities

• Conduct home and clinic visits with at-risk mothers and infants in Jasper and Newton Counties.
• Act as a patient advocate and alert provider to changes in mom or baby that require elevated care.
• Administer patient care consistent with department protocols and physician orders.
• Act as a physician extender by observing, recording, and reporting via the electronic medical records system.
• Offer education on topics such as safe sleep, car seat safety and infant safety in the home, while assessing potential dangers.

Skills

High School Diploma/GED

Nursing Associate degree

Paramedicine Associate’s Degree or Cer

EMT Certification

BLS

Driver's License

Education

Associate’s Degree in Nursing

Associate’s Degree or Certificate in Paramedicine

EMT Certificate

Job description

Franciscan Health Rensselaer is seeking a Paramedicine Clinician to conduct home and clinic visits for at-risk mothers and infants in Jasper and Newton Counties. This role focuses on preventing pregnancy-related ER visits and reducing NICU days by proactive monitoring.

You will advocate for patients, observe and report changes, administer care per protocols, and educate families on infant safety and car seat use. Travel is required to serve the community.