Hospital Emergency Paramedic – In-ED & Transport Care

daytonchildrens; Dayton (OH); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Dayton Children's is seeking an Emergency Services Paramedic to join the Respiratory Transport Services team on the Main Campus. This full-time role involves delivering basic patient care, comfort measures, and maintaining a safe patient environment in the hospital's emergency department or during intra-facility transfers.

You will work under physician or RN direction, comply with Ohio Public Safety Rule, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to support critically ill or injured children

Qualifications

• HSD/GED required.
• Ohio Paramedic Certification required.
• CPR/BLS required.
• PALS preferred at hire, but required within four weeks of hire.
• ACLS preferred at hire, but required within four weeks of hire.
• EVOC preferred at time of hire, but required within two weeks of hire.
• Must have valid Ohio driver’s license, be at least 21 years old, and meet eligibility for hospital insurance.

Responsibilities

• The Emergency Services Paramedic delivers basic patient care and comfort measures.
• Renders care under the direction of a physician or registered nurse in the hospital’s emergency department or during patient transfer.
• Performs duties within the Respiratory Transport Services team and adheres to Ohio Public Safety Rule.

Education

High School Diploma or GED

State of Ohio Paramedic Certification

CPR/BLS Certification

PALS Certification (preferred

ACLS Certification (preferred

EVOC Certification (preferred

Ohio Driver's License

Job description

Dayton Children's is seeking an Emergency Services Paramedic to join the Respiratory Transport Services team on the Main Campus. This full-time role involves delivering basic patient care, comfort measures, and maintaining a safe patient environment in the hospital's emergency department or during intra-facility transfers.

You will work under physician or RN direction, comply with Ohio Public Safety Rule, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to support critically ill or injured children