Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)Now Hiring!Competitive Pay + Growth OpportunitiesJob Type: Full-Time / Part-TimeLocation: Charles Town, West VASchedule: Many shifts available (days, nights, weekends)Are you a dedicated Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) ready to make a meaningful impact in your community? We are seeking motivated and compassionate EMTs to join our growing EMS team. If you thrive in a fast?paced environment, are committed to exceptional patient care, and want a career with real advancement opportunities, we want to meet you.Why You'll Love Working With UsCompetitive hourly payOvertime opportunitiesExcellent benefits package (medical, dental, vision)Paid training + continuing education supportSupportive, team?oriented work environmentModern, well?maintained ambulances and equipmentGenerous PTO package401k with company matchTuition reimbursement programsTuition assistance programsPosition SummaryAs an EMT, you will provide high?quality patient care, operate emergency vehicles safely, and respond to 911 calls and medical transport requests. This role is ideal for individuals passionate about emergency medicine and serving their communities.Key ResponsibilitiesRespond to emergency and non?emergency calls promptly and professionallyAssess, treat, and stabilize patients according to EMT protocols and state EMS guidelinesSafely operate ambulances and maintain compliance with all driving regulationsDocument all patient care activities accurately in electronic reporting systemsAssist paramedics and other EMS personnel as neededMaintain medical equipment, supplies, and vehicle cleanlinessCommunicate effectively with dispatch, hospital staff, and patientsQualificationsCurrent EMT certification (state or national registry)Valid driver's license with clean driving recordCPR certification (AHA or equivalent)Ability to lift/push/pull up to 100 lbsStrong communication and patient?care skillsAbility to remain calm and effective in stressful situationsWork EnvironmentFast?paced EMS settingExposure to varied weather conditions and emergency scenariosFrequent standing, lifting, and patient movement