<h3>Job Description</h3>
Job Description
 
Summary
Provide inter-facility ALS and BLS transport services for local and regional facilities to include long-distance transfers, patient assessment and care, and emergency medical services to surrounding counties as well as mutual aid assistance while achieving high levels of clinical excellence and customer satisfaction. Provider specific duties will vary based on assigned station location, as well as level of certification.
 
Qualifications
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<li>Licenses/Certifications: Valid Driver’s License, Paramedic Certification, Emergency Vehicle Operations Training (EVOC), Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR); Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALs), Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLs), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) 100, 200 and 700 also preferred</li>
<li>Ability to hear, read, write, communicate, and interpret instructions</li>
<li>Demonstrate competency in handling emergencies using basic life support equipment</li>
<li>Use good judgement and remain calm in high-stress situations</li>
<li>Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of variables in situations with limited standardization</li>
<li>Carry and balance a minimum of 125 pounds</li>
<li>Bend, stoop, crawl, and walk on uneven surfaces</li>
<li>Function in varied environmental conditions (light/dark work areas, extreme heat/cold, etc.)</li>
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Duties and Responsibilities
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<li>Protect the rights of patients to include access to care, patient dignity, confidentiality, and constant treatment.</li>
<li>Operate ambulances and other company equipment safely and efficiently.</li>
<li>Maintain a clean and professional appearance, demonstrating courteous and ethical behavior and the ability to work cooperatively with others.</li>
<li>Inspect duty ambulance and equipment for proper operation utilizing the Daily Truck Check Sheet/App at the beginning of each shift and maintain an adequate stock of supplies.</li>
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<li>Maintain cleanliness of duty ambulance throughout each shift to include disinfecting the interior of the ambulance and detailing the exterior of the ambulance.</li>
<li>Per posted chore lists, maintain cleanliness of the quarters, clean all living areas on the grounds, sanitize and clean bathrooms, remove trash, and other duties as assigned.</li>
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<li>Depending on certification level, provide basic and/or advanced life support treatment, emergency medical treatment, and stretcher transportation services, while not exceeding level of skill, training, and certification.</li>
<li>Demonstrate full compliance with all applicable state, local, and federal regulations and laws pertaining to protocols, standards of care, motor vehicle operations, patient rights, and Delta Response Team rules, policies, directives, and instructions.</li>
<li>Observe patients, reassess patients during transports, and record conditions and treatments rendered.</li>
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<li>Demonstrate the ability to safely lift, transfer, and maneuver patients in and out of ambulances, facilities, residences, and other locations.</li>
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<li>Utilize ESO and/or ImageTrend Elite software to document necessary information in CHART format, and check messages every shift to determine if corrections or additional information needed.</li>
<li>Retrieve appropriate documentation (face sheet, Physician Certification Statement, etc.) from facility to accompany reports and accurately complete and submit paperwork in a timely manner.</li>
<li>Receive communication (call, text, etc.) from Dispatch, acknowledge the communication, read road maps and/or utilize GPS technology, identify most expeditious route to the scene, and observe traffic ordinances and regulations enroute to and from scenes.</li>
<li>In emergent situations, upon arrival at the scene, ensure vehicle is parked safely, perform a size up to determine scene safety, mechanism of injury or illness, determine total number of patients, and request additional help if necessary.</li>
<li>In the absence of public safety at the scene of an emergency, take safety precautions to protect the injured and those assisting in the care of patient(s).</li>
<li>As it relates, comply with county policies on handling crime scenes and prehospital death by notifying appropriate authorities and arrange for protection of property and evidence.</li>
<li>Effectively communicate with patients, family members, medical personnel, coworkers, and the general public, in verbal and written form.</li>
<li>Consistently maintain the ambulance in an efficient operating condition. After completion of all calls, restock and replace care supplies and linens, clean all equipment following appropriate decontamination and cleaning procedures, make careful examination of all equipment to ensure availability for the next call. </li>
<li>Promptly report damage, deficiencies, safety issues, or other problems with ambulances, company vehicles, equipment, and supplies, or any other matters relevant to safe, efficient, and proper operations.</li>
<li>Attend continuing education and refresher training programs as required.</li>
<li>Maintain familiarity with medical equipment.</li>
<li>Report to work properly rested and fit for duty. </li>
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Other duties as assigned.

Paramedics and EMTs

<h3>Job Description</h3>
Job DescriptionColumbia EMS is seeking dedicated Wildland Paramedics, AEMTs, and EMTs to join our team of medical professionals. In this role, you will be providing medical care in high-risk environments during wildland fire incidents, either independently or as part of an ambulance crew. The wildfire season typically runs from late May through October. This is a seasonal, on-call position, with most assignments lasting up to 14 days. Travel is required. Compensation: EMTF: $26.07 - $32.90/hour AEMTF: $30.22 - $37.05/hour EMPF: $38.10 - $44.93/hour Shifts generally consist of 16 hours, during either day or night. Key Responsibilities: Assume full responsibility for the EMS scene in the absence of senior staff, providing leadership and supervision to team members. Deliver direct patient care and manage transport to appropriate medical facilities. Collaborate effectively with colleagues to adapt to dynamic, high-pressure environments, fostering a professional and cooperative team culture. Document observations and medical care, both verbally and electronically, ensuring accurate records for patient care and diagnostics. Uphold strict patient confidentiality and adhere to company policies and procedures. Work extended hours while maintaining a positive and professional demeanor. Operate and maintain emergency medical apparatus. Respond swiftly and efficiently in emergency situations. Lift and carry up to 100 lbs. Qualifications: High school diploma or GED. Previous experience as an EMT-Paramedic is preferred, but not required. Ability to interpret and apply local ALS protocols, as well as company policies in emergency situations. Required Certifications and Licenses: Washington State or National Registry EMT/Paramedic Certification in good standing with the Medical Program Director. AHA Healthcare Provider CPR. ICS 100, 200, 700. Firefighter Training S-130. Introduction to Wildland Fire S-190. Annual Fireline Safety Refresher RT-130. Valid drivers license. Preferred (but not required) Certifications: Fire certifications can be obtained post-hire. ACLS, PALS, PHTLS (for Paramedics). Human Factors in the Wildland Fire Service L-180. Intermediate Wildland Fire Behavior S-290. Basic Air Operations S-270. Helicopter Crewmember S-271. Physical Requirements: This position requires physical stamina, including walking, sitting, standing, reaching, bending, and lifting. Frequent use of manual dexterity, keyboard, and hand/eye coordination is essential. All candidates must complete the Work Capacity Fitness Test (WCFT), which includes a 3-mile walk with a 45-pound pack, to be completed in under 45 minutes. Join us at Columbia EMS and contribute to vital medical care during wildland fire events.

Columbia EMS Wildland Paramedics, AEMTs, and EMTs

<h3>Job Description</h3>
Job DescriptionColumbia EMS is seeking dedicated Wildland Paramedics, AEMT’s, and EMT’s to join our team of medical professionals. In this role, you will be providing medical care in high-risk environments during wildland fire incidents, either independently or as part of an ambulance crew. The wildfire season typically runs from late May through October. &nbsp;This is a seasonal, on-call position, with most assignments lasting up to 14 days. Travel is required. Compensation: EMTF: $26.07 - $32.90/hour AEMTF: $30.22 - $37.05/hour EMPF: $38.10 - $44.93/hour Shifts generally consist of 16 hours, during either day or night. &nbsp; Key Responsibilities: &nbsp;Assume full responsibility for the EMS scene in the absence of senior staff, providing leadership and supervision to team members. Deliver direct patient care and manage transport to appropriate medical facilities. Collaborate effectively with colleagues to adapt to dynamic, high-pressure environments, fostering a professional and cooperative team culture. Document observations and medical care, both verbally and electronically, ensuring accurate records for patient care and diagnostics. Uphold strict patient confidentiality and adhere to company policies and procedures. Work extended hours while maintaining a positive and professional demeanor. Operate and maintain emergency medical apparatus. Respond swiftly and efficiently in emergency situations. Lift and carry up to 100 lbs. Qualifications: &nbsp;High school diploma or GED. Previous experience as an EMT-Paramedic is preferred, but not required. Ability to interpret and apply local ALS protocols, as well as company policies in emergency situations. Required Certifications and Licenses: &nbsp;Washington State or National Registry EMT/Paramedic Certification in good standing with the Medical Program Director. AHA Healthcare Provider CPR. ICS 100, 200, 700. Firefighter Training S-130. Introduction to Wildland Fire S-190. Annual Fireline Safety Refresher RT-130. Valid driver’s license. Preferred (but not required) Certifications: &nbsp;Fire certifications can be obtained post-hire. ACLS, PALS, PHTLS (for Paramedics). Human Factors in the Wildland Fire Service L-180. Intermediate Wildland Fire Behavior S-290. Basic Air Operations S-270. Helicopter Crewmember S-271. Physical Requirements: This position requires physical stamina, including walking, sitting, standing, reaching, bending, and lifting. Frequent use of manual dexterity, keyboard, and hand/eye coordination is essential. All candidates must complete the Work Capacity Fitness Test (WCFT), which includes a 3-mile walk with a 45-pound pack, to be completed in under 45 minutes. &nbsp;Join us at Columbia EMS and contribute to vital medical care during wildland fire events.

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