Mobilization Paramedic & Field Training Lead

Intuit, Inc.; Irving (TX); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Alert Rescue is seeking a Mobilization Paramedic to build emergency response capabilities at each site and train local crews. You will join the Corporate Mobilization Team, work on the ALS crew during startup, and act as a field training officer for paramedics/EMTs.

Based in Texas, you may travel up to 30% to project sites, with Colorado as the initial deployment. Expect to train crews on CPAP, capnography, airway management, START triage, and mass casualty readiness.

Qualifications

• Current, unrestricted Texas paramedic certification or license with EMS Compact privilege.
• AHA BLS and ACLS certifications; PHTLS or ITLS; BLS Instructor within six months of hire.
• HAZWOPER training at Alert Rescue level before first shift.
• 5+ years of ALS experience; 2+ years as lead paramedic/preceptor/FTO preferred.
• Ability to travel up to 30% annually, with overnight stays; deployments typically 2–8 weeks.
• NRP certification preferred; additional instructor certifications are a plus.

Responsibilities

• Perform site Paramedic duties during deployment and lead shared mobilization tasks.
• Set up response bags, monitors, oxygen, airway devices, radios, and response vehicle.
• Run drills and mock codes; participate in mass casualty and hazmat readiness training.
• Ride with local paramedics as an FTO and report readiness to EMS Medical Director.
• Collaborate with DON to develop paramedic/EMT tests and competency materials.

Skills

Crew training

Field training officer

ALS experience

Travel readiness

Education

Texas paramedic certification (DSHS)

AHA BLS/ACLS/PHTLS/ITLS

HAZWOPER training

NRP certification (preferred)

FP-C/CCP-C (preferred)

OSHA 10-hour Construction (preferred)

Tools

CPGs training

Job description

Alert Rescue is seeking a Mobilization Paramedic to build emergency response capabilities at each site and train local crews. You will join the Corporate Mobilization Team, work on the ALS crew during startup, and act as a field training officer for paramedics/EMTs.

Based in Texas, you may travel up to 30% to project sites, with Colorado as the initial deployment. Expect to train crews on CPAP, capnography, airway management, START triage, and mass casualty readiness.