Part-Time Firefighter, EMT, AEMT, Paramedic and/or Nurse

Menomonee Falls, Village of•Menomonee Falls, WI

About The Position

The part-time firefighter, EMT, AEMT, paramedic and/or nurse performs firefighting, fire prevention, hazardous-materials incident mitigation, initial fire investigation, rescue and extrication duties as required by the Department. Personnel with an applicable medical license provide emergency care within the scope of the Department’s Emergency Services Provider License and medical control facility. The position also assists with maintaining and repairing Department facilities and equipment. The role involves responding to emergencies, operating Department apparatus, completing reports, participating in training and fire-prevention activities, and maintaining Department equipment and supplies. Employees may lead a crew in the absence of an officer or more senior employee, including supervising junior personnel during routine activities and using the incident command system during emergencies. The schedule is approximately 13–26 hours per week, with scheduled hours and shift availability based on Department needs. Available shifts are 24 hours (0700–0700 CST), day shift (0700–1900 CST), and night shift (1900–0700 CST). Base pay depends on fire certifications and EMT license level. A single EMT or Firefighter certification starts at $17.00 per hour. Additional premiums are listed for 0.25 FTE rotation ($0.50/hour), 0.5 FTE rotation ($1.00/hour), and day shift ($2.00/hour). Hiring includes application scoring, a physical ability test requirement, a written exam, an assessment center, and potential background, drug, medical, and psychological checks. Applicants must provide a resume, ride-along liability waiver, and applicable certifications with their application.

Requirements

Be at least 18 years of age at the time of hire.
Have a high school diploma or equivalent.
Hold a valid Wisconsin driver’s license.
At the time of hire, hold State of Wisconsin Firefighter I certification or be licensed as a State of Wisconsin EMT.
Submit proof of passing a Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) completed within 12 months before the application deadline, or successfully complete the Menomonee Falls Physical Ability Test (MFPAT).
Complete a two-and-a-half-hour written exam and achieve a minimum passing score of 70%.
Participate in an assessment center consisting of multiple exercises.
Be able to perform the listed physical tasks independently, including strenuous firefighting, rescue, equipment-handling, and emergency medical tasks.
Attach a resume, ride-along liability waiver, and applicable certifications to the application.

Nice To Haves

State of Wisconsin Firefighter II certification.
State of Wisconsin Fire Inspector I certification.
State of Wisconsin Driver/Operator – Pumper certification.
State of Wisconsin Driver/Operator – Aerial certification.
State of Wisconsin AEMT license.
State of Wisconsin paramedic license.
Registered Nurse license.
Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN) qualification.
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) certification.

Responsibilities

Carry out firefighting, rescue, extrication, salvage, hazardous-materials, and other emergency duties.
Provide emergency medical care within the scope of the applicable license.
Know and comply with Department SOGs, policies and procedures, Village policies, and supervisors’ directions and orders.
Use and maintain Department tools, equipment, medical supplies, and vehicles proficiently.
Clean and maintain Department facilities and equipment.
Complete required reports and paperwork accurately and promptly.
Comply with HIPAA requirements.
In the absence of an officer or more senior employee, lead a crew and supervise junior personnel during non-emergency duties and emergency incidents using the incident command system.
Participate in Department and mandatory training and attend outside classes to enhance skills.
Inspect buildings periodically for fire hazards.
Participate in school fire drills, fire-prevention activities, and public relations activities.
Drive and operate Department apparatus, including mini pumpers, vans, cars, ambulances, pickup trucks, and tow trailers.
Maintain effective communications across all levels of the Department.
Order supplies and maintain accurate inventories.
Perform other duties as assigned.