Flight Paramedic

Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association; Brookings (OR); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association is seeking a Flight Paramedic to provide critical care during air medical transports across California and the Western U.S. You will perform advanced life support, trauma stabilization, and continuous monitoring in helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft, working closely with pilots, EMS teams, and hospital staff to ensure patient safety.

The role requires strict adherence to aviation and clinical safety standards and ongoing participation in advanced

Qualifications

• Ability to deliver high-acuity medical care in an air medical environment.
• Strong collaboration and communication skills with multidisciplinary teams.
• Commitment to safety standards and continuous improvement.

Responsibilities

• Provide critical care during air medical transports across California and the Western U.S.
• Perform advanced life support, trauma and medical stabilization, and continuous monitoring in helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft.
• Collaborate closely with pilots, clinicians, EMS, and hospital teams to ensure patient safety and care.
• Adhere to strict aviation and clinical safety standards.
• Participate in advanced training and mission-driven teamwork to enhance skills and patient outcomes.

Skills

Air medical care

Team collaboration

Safety and quality

Job description

• Provide critical care during air medical transports across California and the Western U.S.
• Perform advanced life support, trauma and medical stabilization, and continuous monitoring in helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft.
• Collaborate closely with pilots, clinicians, EMS, and hospital teams to ensure patient safety and care.
• Adhere to strict aviation and clinical safety standards.
• Participate in advanced training and mission-driven teamwork to enhance skills and patient outcomes.

Role:

Flight Paramedic

Responsibilities:

• Provide critical care during air medical transports across California and the Western U.S.
• Perform advanced life support, trauma and medical stabilization, and continuous monitoring in helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft.
• Collaborate closely with pilots, clinicians, EMS, and hospital teams to ensure patient safety and care.
• Adhere to strict aviation and clinical safety standards.
• Participate in advanced training and mission-driven teamwork to enhance skills and patient outcomes.

Qualifications & Skills:

• Ability to deliver high-acuity medical care in an air medical environment.
• Strong collaboration and communication skills with multidisciplinary teams.
• Commitment to safety standards and continuous improvement.