EMT or Paramedic - Tang and Company

CAREonsite, a division of Tang & Company which provides occupational medical services nationwide, has an excellent opportunity for highly motivated Emergency Medical Technicians with strong clinical, computer and multi-tasking skills. CareOnSite is an exciting new option for EMS providers looking for a slower pace, no more unplanned holdovers, and no more 24-48-72 hr. shift.

This is for a Full Time position 50/hrs a week.

Pay: $23-$31 an Hour

The CareOnSite EMT is responsible for providing basic first aid through life-saving medical care to all persons working within the confines of the site. This position will include work in both a clinical setting, as well as a field setting working as part of a team or alone.

Responsibilities and Duties

• Respond to emergencies throughout the site efficiently and promptly.
• Administer basic first aid and medical support to patients, in accordance with federal, state, local and company policy and regulations
• Assessing the nature and extent of injuries/illnesses to prioritize medical procedures
• Effectively communicating with medical professionals and treatment facilities to obtain instructions regarding further action
• Effectively communicating with client and site personnel regarding any work site incidents and hazards.
• Demonstrate a strong ability to be cognoscente of the constantly changing worksite environment and site hazards.
• Ensure that quality, clinical standards are practiced always.
• Document all findings and treatments clearly and concisely.
• Assisting the Site Safety Managers and Personnel in maintaining the safest and most secure work environment possible.

Qualifications and Skills

• Active State EMT or Paramedic license
• Active BLS certification
• 2 years of experience in an emergency setting (e.g. ER department or 911 contracted ambulance service)
• 911 experience is required

Role Competencies

• Attention to Detail: Checks own work for accuracy and completeness
• Client Focus: Responds to immediate client needs
• Concern for Safety: Demonstrates introductory understanding, directing people to the appropriate source for further information.
• Fostering Communication: Listens and clearly presents information