Remote Offshore Paramedic – Emergency Medical Expert

Remote Medical International; Louisiana (MO); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Remote Medical International seeks a Remote Healthcare Provider to manage emergent and non-emergency medical care at client worksites, including drilling rigs and hazardous construction zones. You will perform primary and emergency care, maintain medical records, and coordinate evacuations when needed.

Required is two years of independent medical practice, active paramedic license (NREMT or equivalent), offshore deployment experience, and immunizations; travel and austere-site work are common.

Qualifications

• Two years of independent medical practice with full licensure.
• Locally licensed Nurse or Paramedic without restrictions.
• Remote or offshore medical support experience preferred.
• Offshore deployment experience required.
• Wind industry experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide urgent and emergency medical care at client worksites.
• Undertake accurate clinical assessments and examinations.
• Maintain up-to-date medical records using a computer-based system.
• Coordinate evacuations to nearest approved facility when needed.
• Manage on-site medical supplies and equipment for emergencies.
• Conduct site medical inductions and health surveillance per SOW requirements.
• Report cases to client EHS or site management and maintain documentation.

Skills

English fluency

Education

Paramedic License - NREMT

OEUK or equivalent medical certificate

TWIC Card

Safegulf

RigPass

BOSIET

Food and Safety Hygiene

Job description

Remote Medical International seeks a Remote Healthcare Provider to manage emergent and non-emergency medical care at client worksites, including drilling rigs and hazardous construction zones. You will perform primary and emergency care, maintain medical records, and coordinate evacuations when needed.

Required is two years of independent medical practice, active paramedic license (NREMT or equivalent), offshore deployment experience, and immunizations; travel and austere-site work are common.