EMS Safety Manager

Frost Valley YMCA•Town of Neversink, NY

3d•$41,600 - $44,000•Onsite

About The Position

The EMS Operations & Safety Manager provides direct emergency medical care to staff and guests at Main Campus and East Valley Ranch and ensures that emergency response systems are always ready. This includes maintaining vehicles, first aid kits, and safety equipment; supervising EMTs and summer drivers; and leading training for staff in emergency preparedness. The role also monitors program and facility safety, manages safety supplies, and ensures compliance with health and safety standards.

Requirements

At least 21 years of age
Must be a Certified Trainer in Advanced First Aid/CPR
Must be organized
Experience with Emergency Medical Systems.
Proficient in Gmail, Microsoft Office and possess an understanding of databases
Possess a valid US Driver’s License

Responsibilities

Respond to all emergency calls, providing EMT care for staff, guests, and visitors.
Complete Adverse Occurrence Reports promptly and collaborate with Wellness Center staff and local Emergency Services.
Supervise, schedule, and support EMTs and seasonal wellness center drivers, providing training and guidance on emergency protocols, vehicle use, and camp procedures.
Maintain emergency vehicles, ensuring they are fully stocked and in operating condition.
Inspect AEDs, emergency phones, eyewash stations, first aid kits, and search and rescue equipment to confirm readiness and accessibility.
Lead and document staff training in CPR, First Aid, EpiPen use, emergency procedures, and seasonal safety topics; coordinate ongoing training for EMTs and drivers.
Participate in emergency drills, weather preparedness activities, and seasonal safety reviews.
Conduct program and building safety checks; report and help resolve unsafe conditions on campgrounds.
Review, maintain, and update emergency procedures, manuals, Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and safety compliance records.
Manage EMS and safety supply inventories, ensuring timely ordering, tracking, and distribution to meet seasonal and program needs.