Field Advanced Emergency Medical Technician

Overview

$20.80 Hourly + Earning Potential

This position is typically performed in 24-hour shifts or a combination of 12- and 24-hour shifts for an average of 56 hours per week on a rotating schedule. Based on this work schedule, your base wage and rate of $20.80, including overtime, has a potential earning of $69,222.40 annually.

Join a winning team

Ada County Paramedics has served the residents of Ada County as healthcare providers and patient advocates since 1975. Our philosophy is based on a set of values we each adhere to:
Accountability, Commitment, and Trust
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Learn more about Ada County Paramedics/EMS by visiting our website.
Ada County Paramedics/EMS

We offer a competitive benefits package which includes medical, dental and vision insurance; generous vacation and sick leave accrual beginning as soon as you start; 11 paid holidays a year; participation in one of the Nation s best state retirement systems with a 13.98% employer contribution; various savings plans including a deferred compensation 457(b) plan with up to 3% county match;

401K plan; paid parental leave; work-from-home options; life insurance; wellness programs; ongoing training opportunities and career pathing. This generous Ada County Total Rewards package increases the base salary by approximately 40 percent.

Hiring Process

Ada County Paramedics conducts a hiring exam in the spring and fall of each year for EMT, AEMT, Paramedic and Reserve positions. The hiring process consists of a written exam, a physical ability test, practical scenarios and an interview. Please visit our website to review our hiring process as well as our timeline.

Ada County Paramedics Hiring Process Timeline

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When completing your application, please include all required attachments and label them for each specific attachment. Fill out the application completely. This is required to be considered in submitting your application. See list below of required attachments.

Attachments - Please add documents and label accordingly:

• Current AHA BLS Provider Card
• Current State of Idaho AEMT Card and/or
• National Registry AEMT Card and/or
• AEMT Certification or Licensure from another state and the ability to get Idaho State licensure as a condition of employment
• Former Military Personnel ONLY: DD form 214, Report of Separation

Provides medical care including evaluation, treatment, and stabilization to the ill and injured. This position is located in the Ada County Emergency Medical Services Department.

An Advanced EMT (AEMT) is distinguished by the amount of education/training received and the scope of support they can provide. An AEMT has certification and/or licensure as an Advanced EMT and provides intermediate-level life support under the direction of a paramedic.

• Administers efficient and effective first aid treatment, medical care, or life support care to sick or injured persons in prehospital settings in compliance with clinical standards;
• Access, extricate, immobilize, and transport patients from a range of locations and emergency medical situations to appropriate medical facilities, administering treatment along the way, requiring a high level of fitness, stamina, eyesight, and physical agility;
• Assess nature and extent of illness or injury to establish and prioritize medical procedures;
• Operates and navigates emergency vehicles, operates equipment necessary to perform diagnostic and treatment procedures, and transports patients to appropriate medical facility;
• Maintains communication with necessary parties including dispatch, hospital, police, and fire personnel;
• Performs advanced techniques and procedures within the scope of practice;
• Maintains Patient Care Reports, files, and forms;
• Maintains records of vehicles, supplies, training, and daily work;
• Cleans and maintains equipment, vehicles and living quarters.

• Assists with technical rescues;
• Performs other related functions as assigned.

• Must possess and maintain State licensure as an AEMT;

• Must attend sufficient continuing education classes and courses, both on and off duty to maintain AEMT certification, as required by the State of Idaho;

• Must…