Licensed Advanced EMT

Job Title

Emergency care of the sick and injured

Non-emergency transportation of patients who require ambulance transport

Occasional ALS transport within scope of practice; i.e., IV fluids flowing, approved antibiotics running

Occasional administration of medications within TN AEMT scope of practice

Daily inventory of ambulance equipment and supplies

Daily mechanical inspection of ambulance

Timely and accurate documentation of patient transports

Patient advocacy-- ensuring proper documentation and all needed paperwork are completed and present so patient can qualify for their insurance benefits to cover their transportation

Maintaining all required certifications and CEU hours to maintain EMS license in good standing

Maintaining good physical condition so as to be able to properly perform all job duties

Maintaining professional appearance; i.e., well groomed, uniform neat and clean

Maintaining ambulance in a clean and orderly fashion, stocked to TN State standards

TN State AEMT License in good standing (if coming from out of state, we can help with reciprocity. If in training, you can apply prior to receiving certification, but cannot work until it is received)

At least 21 years of age preferred due to insurance requirements for driving. If not 21, there may be availability for non-driver AEMTs at management's discretion.

BLS CPR

Pediatric Training: PALS, PEPP, PEARS or EPC (can obtain within 3 months of hire)

Willing to submit to a background check and drug screen

No felony convictions

Not ever been excluded from a federally funded insurance program such as Medicare

Good physical stamina, endurance, and body condition which would not be adversely affected by having times to lift, move, carry and balance while moving in excess of 125 pounds (250 pounds 2 person lift)