Offshore Paramedic - RHCP

Overview

The Offshore Paramedic delivers primary, urgent, and emergency medical care at client worksites, which may include drilling rigs, hazardous construction areas, or other remote locations. The Paramedic ensures high-quality clinical care, maintains medical readiness, and supports health, safety, and emergency response operations on site.

• Provide urgent and emergency medical care to all personnel on site.
• Perform accurate clinical assessments, examinations, and documentation using electronic medical records.
• Report treatments and case categories in line with client and project requirements.
• Support medical evacuations and accompany patients to designated facilities when required.
• Maintain clinic readiness, conduct equipment checks, and ensure availability of emergency medical supplies.
• Participate in simulation drills, safety exercises, and health promotion initiatives.
• Follow RHCP Guidelines, RCM Guidelines, MERP procedures, and relevant client protocols.
• Manage disease prevention and workforce health monitoring programs.
• Conduct site medical inductions, drug and alcohol testing, and workforce immunization programs as required.
• Serve as the primary medical point of contact for client EHS and site management.
• Complete reporting, timesheets, and administrative tasks accurately and on time.
• Maintain professional standards, ethics, and patient confidentiality at all times.
• Other duties as required.

• Right to work in the UK
• Minimum 2 years’ experience as an independent HCPC Paramedic fully qualified medical professional.
• Valid medical licenses and certifications in good standing.
• Offshore experience required; remote medicine experience preferred

• HSE Offshore Medic Certification required.
• OEUK (or equivalent)
• BLS/CPR, ACLS
• PHTLS preferred.
• BOSIET with CA-EBS
• Strong administrative, reporting, and clinical documentation skills.
• English fluency and successful completion of pre-hire clinical assessment.

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office
• General computer literacy
• Ability to use the RMI Electronic Health Record system (training provided)

• Work in remote or austere environments with limited communication and transport.
• Basic living conditions; extreme climates and indigenous disease risks may be present.
• Must meet all physical and environmental requirements of offshore/remote deployment.