Paramedic

ParamedicThe RoleAs a Paramedic in Aurora, you're the clinical lead of a two-person crew, responding to 911 emergencies across Aurora and Hamilton County and handling interfacility and transfer calls. You'll run the full ALS scope — assessment, pharmacology, advanced airway, cardiac monitoring, and resuscitation — under Nebraska protocols and Medical Director standing orders, with the autonomy and support to practice good medicine.Location Aurora, NebraskaService Lines 911 emergency response + interfacility/transfer (IFT)Schedule 48/96 rotation — 48 hours on, 96 hours offEmployment Type Full-Time and Part-Time openingsReports To: EMS Director (Aurora)What You'll DoRespond promptly to 911 and transfer calls within the Aurora and Hamilton County service areaServe as the clinical decision-maker on scene as part of a two-person crewPerform patient assessments and deliver the full ALS scope under Nebraska EMS protocols and Medical Director standing ordersAdminister medications via IV, IM, or IO per protocolManage airways using advanced techniques; acquire and interpret 12-lead ECGs and function in an advanced practice/CCT setting.Provide full ALS resuscitation, including defibrillation, for cardiac arrest patientsSafely operate an emergency ambulance to and from scenes and receiving facilitiesComplete electronic patient care reports (ZOLL emsCharts) accurately and on time, documenting all interventionsConduct daily vehicle and equipment readiness checks; document in PSTrax and maintain ALS medication and equipment par levelsMaintain controlled-substance chain of custody per protocolParticipate in QA/QI peer review and continuing educationTreat every patient, family member, and partner agency with professionalism and respectBenefits & CultureFull-time positions include a full benefits package: medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid time off, and morePart-time positions offer flexible scheduling that works around your lifeA true 48/96 rotation that protects your days offModern tools in every unit — AT&T FirstNet device, ZOLL emsCharts, and our full technology stackPeer recognition through BonuslyReal room to grow — into critical care, field training, and crew leadershipRequired QualificationsALS field experience in a 911 and/or transport settingACLS and PALS certificationsPHTLS or ITLS certificationRoots in or genuine commitment to the Aurora / Hamilton County communityCurrent, valid Nebraska Paramedic license (KBEMS)Current BLS certificationValid driver's license with clean driving recordU.S. citizenship or authorized to work in the United StatesPreferred QualificationsCCT-P, FP-C, or CCP-C critical care certificationAll information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.