Lead Paramedic – Advanced EMS Care & Patient Transportation

Firstcare; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

First-Care is seeking a Paramedic to provide advanced emergency medical care and transportation within the EMS system. The Paramedic leads patient care, directs EMTs, and performs treatments under protocols.

Duties include ALS interventions, patient assessments, and safe vehicle operation in accordance with state regulations. The role emphasizes teamwork, strict HIPAA compliance, and continuous education; continued certification and adherence to protocols are required for ongoing operation

Qualifications

• Must hold valid Paramedic Certification.
• Current BLS CPR Certification is required.
• Current ACLS Certification is required.
• Valid Driver’s License is required.
• Pass Criminal Background Check and Motor Vehicle Report may be required as per policy.

Responsibilities

• Perform all ALS skills and procedures as designated by EMS Commission curriculum and First-Care protocols.
• Lead patient assessment, formulate treatment plans, and provide ALS interventions including IV/IO access, cardiac monitoring, airway management, medication administration, and rhythm interpretation.
• Direct and support EMTs and other crew during emergent and non-emergent calls.
• Respond to EMS calls as assigned by the communications center while following First-Care policies on timing and shift endpoints.
• Maintain professionalism and protect patient confidentiality per HIPAA; report privacy or policy breaches to Legal Department.

Skills

Paramedic certification

BLS CPR

ACLS

Valid driver’s license

HIPAA compliance

Job description

First-Care is seeking a Paramedic to provide advanced emergency medical care and transportation within the EMS system. The Paramedic leads patient care, directs EMTs, and performs treatments under protocols.

Duties include ALS interventions, patient assessments, and safe vehicle operation in accordance with state regulations. The role emphasizes teamwork, strict HIPAA compliance, and continuous education; continued certification and adherence to protocols are required for ongoing operation