Paramedic - Frontline EMS & High-Impact Care

WALLER COUNTY VOLUNTEER E M S INC; Hempstead (TX); On-site; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) with matching up to 6%

Paid time off

Continuing education

Annual uniform allowance

Job summary

Waller County Volunteer EMS Inc. in Texas seeks a licensed paramedic to provide pre-hospital life support and safely transport patients to medical facilities. You will perform patient assessments, follow approved protocols, and communicate professionally with staff and supervisors.

The role includes equipment checks, thorough documentation on EMS reports, and adherence to HIPAA privacy. A 48/96 shift is typical, with opportunities for continuing education and uniform allowance.

Qualifications

• Texas State EMT-Paramedic certification is required.
• Current CPR certification (American Heart Association) is required.
• NREMT certification preferred but not required.
• Minimum 1 year experience as an in-charge paramedic at a 911 service.
• Texas Driver's License required.
• ACLS/PALS preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

• Provide pre-hospital advanced, intermediate, and basic life support and transport.
• Examine patient and assist other medical personnel as necessary.
• Document all aspects of patient condition and treatment on EMS run reports.
• Perform regular equipment checks and inventory to ensure readiness.
• Drive the ambulance safely and in accordance with guidelines.
• Maintain patient privacy per HIPAA and participate in mandatory meetings and trainings.

Skills

Communication

Stress management

Teamwork

Education

Texas State EMT-Paramedic Certification

NREMT preferred

Job description

Waller County Volunteer EMS Inc. in Texas seeks a licensed paramedic to provide pre-hospital life support and safely transport patients to medical facilities. You will perform patient assessments, follow approved protocols, and communicate professionally with staff and supervisors.

The role includes equipment checks, thorough documentation on EMS reports, and adherence to HIPAA privacy. A 48/96 shift is typical, with opportunities for continuing education and uniform allowance.