Emergency Medical Technician/First Responder (PRN)

Capefox•Fort Lauderdale, FL

4d•$31 - $36•Onsite

About The Position

Cape Fox Concentric Methods is seeking Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)/First Responders (PRN) to provide on-site safety monitoring and immediate Basic Life Support (BLS) response during Physical Fitness Exams for the United States Postal Inspection Service (USPIS). The USPIS is the federal law enforcement arm of the United States Postal Service. This role involves setting up and dismantling testing environments, monitoring applicant health, providing first aid and emergency care, maintaining first aid kits, documenting incidents, and implementing safety measures.

Requirements

Current state EMT-B certification is required.
A minimum of 1–2 years of field experience responding to medical events in fitness, athletic, or occupational environments.
Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is required.
Strong knowledge of injury prevention, physical exertion risks, and relevant treatment protocols.
Ability to maintain a calm demeanor and demonstrate strong decision-making skills under pressure.
Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.

Responsibilities

Prepare and dismantle testing environments at assigned locations to ensure a safe and efficient operation.
Monitor applicant health status during testing activities, responding promptly to any medical incidents that arise.
Assess and monitor participants for signs of distress or injury, provide first aid and basic emergency care (e.g., CPR, bleeding control, splinting), request 911 onsite support if needed and provide care until arrival.
Regularly check and maintain the readiness of the first aid kit, ensuring all supplies are stocked and up to date.
Document all medical incidents thoroughly and coordinate follow-up actions with the program’s medical oversight team to ensure comprehensive care and reporting.
Assist in implementing preventative measures and conducting safety checks before and during testing to minimize risks and enhance applicant safety.