Paramedic
About The Position
County Rescue Services, a private nonprofit ambulance provider, provides exceptional 911 coverage throughout Northeast Wisconsin. In addition, County Rescue Services partners with local and regional medical facilities to provide both emergent and non-emergent interfacility transport for patients. Through collaboration and innovation, we aim to enhance the health and safety of our communities and partners, making a lasting impact on those we serve. Our goal is to deliver life-saving emergency medical services with efficiency and compassion, ensuring positive patient outcomes and prioritizing the well-being and dignity of our patients above all else. We currently employ licensed medical personnel ranging from EMTs to Critical Care Transport (CCT) Paramedics. County Rescue is part of AEGIS Group, alongside EAGLE III, giving team members opportunities to grow their careers across both ground EMS and critical care air medical services.
Requirements
- Current State of Wisconsin Paramedic license is required.
- Current CPR certification
- Valid driver's license and ability to meet and maintain applicable company and insurance carrier driver eligibility requirements.
- Will maintain education requirements necessary to maintain licensure and/or certifications.
- Successful completion of a criminal background check. A conviction or pending criminal charge will not automatically disqualify an applicant and will be considered in accordance with applicable law.
- Job offers contingent on background check, reference check, and drug screen.
Nice To Haves
- Critical Care Transport (CCT) training preferred but not required.
- ICS 100, 200, and 700 preferred.
- Previous 911 EMS and/or interfacility transport experience preferred
Responsibilities
- Provides Basic and Advanced Life Support to critically ill or injured patients at emergency scenes and during transport, delivering care within the scope of Wisconsin Paramedic practice, agency protocols and medical direction.
- Communicates effectively with all health care and public safety staff involved in patient care.
- Assesses patient condition, plans care, intervenes appropriately, and evaluates the effectiveness of interventions.
- Operates emergency and non-emergency response vehicles safely in accordance with agency policy and traffic laws.
- Completes accurate, complete, and timely patient care reports and other required clinical and operational documentation.
- Maintains a clean and safe work environment by completing vehicle and equipment cleaning, inventory, and minor maintenance.
- Maintains working knowledge of emergency response procedures for disasters and multiple casualty incidents and recommends improvements to the Shift Supervisor based on lessons learned.
- Stays informed of applicable federal, state, and local EMS regulations and adheres to them.
- Demonstrates continual awareness and use of positive interpersonal communication and public relations skills in supporting the philosophy, mission, and quality of care of County Rescue Services.
- Participates in required training, continuing education, competency validation, and quality assurance/performance improvement activities.
- Maintains effective internal and external working relationships.
Benefits
- Competitive pay
- Full-Time 24-hour rotating schedule; flexible 12- or 24-hour Part-Time scheduling
- Health, Dental, Vision Insurance
- Company paid Short/Long Term Disability and Term Life
- Safe Harbor and Company Profit Sharing into 401K
- Holiday pay
- Employee assistance program
- Internal continuing education and EMS Training
- Scholarships and Continuing Education
- Career growth opportunities, including a pathway to flight medicine with EAGLE III
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
