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Estella Health in Worcester, MA is seeking a Mobile Integrated Healthcare Paramedic to deliver community-based, out-of-hospital care on-site. You will assess patients, provide interventions within paramedic scope, and coordinate with physicians, nurses, and other providers.
This full-time role emphasizes home-based care, care transitions, chronic disease support, and reducing avoidable ER visits. You will document encounters in EMR, follow protocols, and participate in quality improvement while
Estella Health brings high-quality healthcare directly to patients by combining experienced clinical teams, efficient logistics, and advanced technology. The organization focuses on overcoming the “last mile” challenges in healthcare delivery, ensuring that patients receive timely, accessible care in their own communities. Estella Health’s model is built around coordinated, mobile care that supports health systems, payers, and community partners. Team members work in a collaborative environment that values innovation, patient-centered service, and operational excellence. Clinicians at Estella Health have the opportunity to practice at the top of their license while contributing to a more connected, responsive healthcare system.
Role Description
The Mobile Integrated Healthcare Paramedic is a full-time, on-site role based in Worcester, MA, focused on delivering community-based, out-of-hospital care to patients where they live. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting patient assessments, providing appropriate interventions within paramedic scope of practice, and coordinating care with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals. The paramedic will respond to scheduled and unscheduled visits, support chronic disease management, assist with care transitions, and help reduce avoidable emergency department visits and hospital readmissions. The role involves documenting all encounters accurately in electronic medical records, following clinical protocols, and participating in quality improvement activities. This position also requires educating patients and families, engaging with community resources, and maintaining readiness of equipment, vehicles, and supplies to ensure safe, efficient operations.
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