Lead Paramedic & Field Training Officer

Mobile Medical Response Inc; Escanaba (MI); On-site; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Mobile Medical Response Inc. seeks a licensed Paramedic in Michigan to provide advanced pre-hospital care, stabilize patients, and coordinate with medical controls. The role requires maintaining numerous certifications and a clean driving record, with focus on patient safety and timely transport.

Responsibilities include operating ambulances under varied conditions, ensuring equipment readiness, and documenting care provided, while adhering to MDCH guidelines and company policies.

Qualifications

• Currently licensed in the State of Michigan as a Paramedic.
• Possess and maintain a valid Michigan driver license with an acceptable driving record per MMR.
• Obtain trauma certification (PHTLS or ITLS) within 6 months of employment; pediatrics (PEPP/PEARS/PALS) within 6 months; ACLS within 6 months; EMS Safety within 6 months.
• Familiar with FEMA NIMS IC-100.b, 200.b, 700 & 800.b on hire.

Responsibilities

• Drive and operate ambulance to locations safely and in compliance with laws and standards.
• Provide pre-hospital care and stabilize patients during transport.
• Maintain vehicles and equipment; prepare supplies to return unit to service promptly.
• Communicate with medical controls and receiving facilities; document patient observations and treatment.

Skills

Paramedic

MI Driver License

AHA Healthcare Provider

PHTLS/ITLS

PEPP/PEARS/PALS

ACLS Provider

EMS Safety

NIMS IC-100.b/200.b/700/800.b

SCT/FTO certs

English communication

Windows OS computer skills

Ambulance driving

Tools

Windows OS

Job description

Mobile Medical Response Inc. seeks a licensed Paramedic in Michigan to provide advanced pre-hospital care, stabilize patients, and coordinate with medical controls. The role requires maintaining numerous certifications and a clean driving record, with focus on patient safety and timely transport.

Responsibilities include operating ambulances under varied conditions, ensuring equipment readiness, and documenting care provided, while adhering to MDCH guidelines and company policies.