Paramedic - Chase Unit

COMMUNITY CARE AMBULANCE NETWORK•Ashtabula, OH

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Chase Unit – Rapid Response Paramedic Role Utilizing your ALS skills on the patients that require them At Community Care Ambulance, the Chase Unit is a rapid-response, non-transport ALS vehicle staffed by a Paramedic. This unit is designed to arrive quickly on scene, initiate advanced care, support BLS crews, and stabilize patients prior to or during ambulance transport. This role is ideal for Paramedics who thrive in high-acuity environments and want to operate at the top of their license, using strong clinical judgment, autonomy, and teamwork to make an immediate impact on patient outcomes. We are committed to developing elite clinicians and offer robust in-house clinical training programs, including internal advancement of all Paramedics to a Critical Care level of practice at no charge. If you are a better clinician, our patients receive better care and we all benefit... As part of our team, you’ll benefit from: Active 911 emergency response system serving local communities Disaster relief deployments (regional and national response efforts) Comprehensive clinical training & career advancement pathways Internal Critical Care training for all Paramedics Community involvement and outreach initiatives Competitive benefits, including 401(k) retirement plans A mission-driven, patient-first culture About Community Care Ambulance Community Care Ambulance is a non-profit, full-service EMS organization serving Northeast Ohio with a commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care. We provide 911 emergency response, interfacility transport, and disaster deployment services across the region.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited EMT-Paramedic program meeting or exceeding current National Standard Curriculum requirements
Current EMT-Paramedic certification
Valid Driver’s License
CPR and ACLS certification
Advanced life support practices, including CPR and ACLS
Medical principles including patient assessment, treatment protocols, pharmacology, and disease processes
Customer service principles and patient-centered care
English language (grammar, communication, and documentation)
Public safety procedures and emergency response operations
Medical transportation practices
Ability to sit for extended periods (up to 8 hours with breaks)
Ability to stand and walk for extended periods (up to 4 hours each per shift)
Ability to perform very heavy physical work, including: Lifting or moving 100+ lbs occasionally, 50+ lbs frequently, 20+ lbs continuously

Nice To Haves

Previous paramedic experience preferred, but not required
Equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered

Responsibilities

Deliver care that meets or exceeds National ALS Standards and Community Care Ambulance protocols
Assess, treat, and stabilize patients in emergency and non-emergency situations
Perform advanced procedures (airway management, IV/IO access, cardiac monitoring, medication administration)
Communicate effectively with dispatch, hospitals, and team members
Provide compassionate, patient-centered care
Maintain accountability for crew actions and patient outcomes
Operate, maintain, and restock vehicles and medical equipment
Follow infection control and decontamination procedures
Complete accurate and timely patient care reports (PCRs)
Document assessments, treatments, and patient responses
Ensure vehicle, equipment, and supplies are response-ready
Attend required trainings and staff meetings