Night Paramedic - ER Trauma Care

Mount Carmel Health System; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 39,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

DailyPay

Tuition reimbursement

Relocation assistance

Employer-sponsored retirement plan

Paid time off

Employee recognition programs

Job summary

Mount Carmel Health System seeks a Paramedic for the Trauma II Emergency Department at Mount Carmel East in Columbus, Ohio. The role requires three 12-hour night shifts per week from 6pm to 6:30am with rotating weekends and holidays.

You will provide emergent patient care, initiate IV/IO access, manage cardiac rhythms, administer meds per protocol, and support trauma, stroke, STEMI and sepsis responses under physician direction. A strong focus on teamwork and patient safety is essential.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Paramedic certification in Ohio required; ACLS and BLS required; PALS preferred.

Responsibilities

• Initiates respiratory interventions including oxygen therapy and preparation for intubation.
• Initiates and discontinuues IV/IO access as directed by physician; uses ultrasound as needed.
• Interprets cardiac rhythms and initiates appropriate treatment (CPR/defibrillation).
• Transports and monitors stable telemetry and non-telemetry patients.
• Maintains radio communication with EMS units and hospital staff.
• Performs patient care activities as delegated by the RN and within scope of practice.
• Performs CLIA-waived testing, phlebotomy, and basic laboratory specimen collection.
• Participates in trauma, stroke, STEMI and sepsis alerts and resuscitation efforts.
• Performs wound care, sterile technique, and suture removal when appropriate.
• Assists with triage and door-to-EKG benchmarks as assigned.

Skills

Effective communication

Education

Current Paramedic Certification in Ohio

ACLS

BLS Healthcare Provider

PALS (preferred)

Job description

Mount Carmel Health System seeks a Paramedic for the Trauma II Emergency Department at Mount Carmel East in Columbus, Ohio. The role requires three 12-hour night shifts per week from 6pm to 6:30am with rotating weekends and holidays.

You will provide emergent patient care, initiate IV/IO access, manage cardiac rhythms, administer meds per protocol, and support trauma, stroke, STEMI and sepsis responses under physician direction. A strong focus on teamwork and patient safety is essential.