Flight Paramedic

Summary Working under the direction of the Flight Nurse, the paramedic has the responsibility and accountability for assuring the delivery of quality care for a designated patient and/or group of patients in accordance with individual patient needs, hospital and departmental policies and protocols, standards of care, and the established guidelines of the EMS Commission and Flight Medical Director. Education High school diploma or GED required. Must have completed a State approved Paramedic course. Additional post‑high‑school education desirable. Licensure/Certification Meets Indiana State Paramedic guidelines and holds a valid state paramedic certification/license. Valid driver’s license required. Must maintain current CPR, ACLS, and PALS or PEPP certifications. Must obtain PHTLS or ITLS within 1 year of hire or transfer. FP‑C or CCP‑C required within 2 years of hire or transfer. NRP required within 2 years of hire or transfer. Experience Five years experience as a paramedic in the pre‑hospital setting required. Other Qualifications Attend staff meetings as required or requested by the Director Flight/EMS Services. Attend 80% of Grand Rounds for full‑time employees and pro‑rated for part‑time employees. Attend bi‑annual critical skills lab. Attend bi‑annual recurrent safety training. Maintain local, state, and federal safety training requirements. Maintain a physical level sufficient to provide essential functions and meet height/weight guidelines. #J-18808-Ljbffr