Special Events EMT-Defibrillation Driver

Atrium Health; Concord (NC); On-site; USD 36,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Atrium Health seeks an EMT-Defibrillation level professional to provide direct patient care at special events under supervision by paramedics or nurses. You will assist with transport, packaging, and on-site patient care while adhering to OEMS guidelines.

The role requires current EMT certification, BCLS, and a valid driver’s license, with 1–2 years of 911 EMS experience preferred. Physical stamina and strong communication with patients and staff are essential.

Qualifications

• Current applicable state EMT certification required.
• BCLS (Basic Cardiac Life Support) certification required.
• Current Driver's License required.
• National EMT registry preferred.
• 1–2 years experience with a 911 service as an EMT preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provides direct patient care at the EMT-Defibrillation level according to the special events protocols and OEMS guidelines.
• Supports paramedic or nurse during transport; assists with packaging and providing care to patients.
• Drives vehicles under events policy and local laws; ensures passenger safety at all times.
• Ensures vehicle is cleaned and restocked after each event or transport.
• Reports safety hazards to the lead paramedic or Assistant Director; alerts MCA personnel if applicable.
• Documents patient condition and treatments; maintains patient confidentiality.
• Maintains required certifications, skills, ongoing education, and mandatory in-services.

Skills

Physical stamina

Motor coordination

Communication skills

Education

EMT certification

Driver's license

National EMT registry (preferred)

Job description

Atrium Health seeks an EMT-Defibrillation level professional to provide direct patient care at special events under supervision by paramedics or nurses. You will assist with transport, packaging, and on-site patient care while adhering to OEMS guidelines.

The role requires current EMT certification, BCLS, and a valid driver’s license, with 1–2 years of 911 EMS experience preferred. Physical stamina and strong communication with patients and staff are essential.