- 519 E. Lee St. Enterprise, AL 36330
- 334-347-0333
- info@enterpriserescue.com
Job Descriptions
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Flight Paramedic
- Performs a wide range of specialized functions and complex assessments, diagnoses, therapies, and emergency treatment of patients transported by rotor-wing and ground.
- Documents appropriate and accurate information for assessment and treatment during stabilization and transport.
- Documents accurate and complete billing information of patient transports.
- Maintains and facilitates effective and timely communication between management and internal and external customers.
- Participates in activities to support PR and marketing efforts.
- Maintains knowledge base for flight paramedic role by attending mandatory meetings, chart reviews, equipment reviews, skill labs, clinical rotations, and continuing education sessions related to the care and transport of critically ill and/or injured patients
- Completes all annual recurrent competency requirements.
- Clinically functions under the licensure of the program’s Medical Director. Directly reports to flight services manager.
- Responsible for knowledge of and performing within the regulations and scope of practice of the State Department of EMS.
- Schedule: 24/72
Qualifications/Experience:
- Must have an active critical care paramedic certification in the state employed.
- Minimum of three years (five years preferred) current Paramedic field experience in a busy 911/pre-hospital service.
- Current BLS, ACLS, PALS/PEPP and PHTLS/ITLS. NRP preferred. Instructor certifications preferred.
- Flight or critical care experience preferred.
- Must successfully complete the Enterprise Rescue education/orientation program.
- Effective human relations skills required for interfacing with all levels of personnel and external customers.
- Must possess basic computer skills for e-mail, electronic charting, etc.
- Ability to communicate verbally, effectively, and clearly in person and by phone.
- Must be able to pass the pre-placement physical exam including functional capacity exam (strength and flexibility assessment, lift up to 100 pounds), drug screening, and background screening.
- Must maintain body weight below 240 lbs
Core Competencies:
- We are absolute in our belief in the tenets of Destination Zero and that Zero is not only achievable but the only acceptable outcome.
- We are focused on outcomes that are smart and responsible by making the best use of our resources to maximize overall productivity and achieve sustainable profitability as a high-performing organization.
- We are committed to ensuring excellent organizational performance which produces sustainable and reliable outcomes.
- We are dedicated to the service of our customers, our communities, and each other.
Behavioral Competencies:
- Drive & Energy – The ability to maintain a fast pace and continue to produce during exhausting circumstances.
- Functional & Technical Expertise – Allows the individual to add organizational value through unique expertise and serve as a resource to the organization within his/her area of expertise
- High Standards – Sets the stage for continuous improvements, and the adoption of best practices and ultimately influences organizational standards.
- Initiative – Takes a proactive approach and takes action without being prompted.
- Integrity – Acts ethically and honestly and applies those standards of behavior to daily work activities.
Flight Nurse
- Performs a wide range of specialized functions and complex assessments, diagnoses, therapies, and emergency treatment of patients transported by rotor-wing and ground.
- Documents appropriate and accurate information for assessment and treatment during stabilization and transport.
- Documents accurate and complete billing information of patient transports.
- Maintains and facilitates effective and timely communication between management and internal and external customers.
- Participates in activities to support PR and marketing efforts.
- Maintains knowledge base for flight nursing role by attending mandatory meetings, chart reviews, equipment reviews, skill labs, clinical rotations, and continuing education sessions related to the care and transport of critically ill and/or injured patients.
- Completes all annual recurrent competency requirements.
- Schedule: 24/72
Qualifications/Experience:
- Must have an active RN license to practice in the state of Alabama.
- Minimum of three years (five years preferred) of current critical care/emergency experience.
- Current BLS, ACLS, PALS, and ITLS, or PHTLS. Instructor certifications preferred.
- CFRN within twelve months of hire.
- Flight or Critical Care experience preferred.
- Must successfully complete the Enterprise Rescue education/orientation program.
- Effective human relations skills required for interfacing with all levels of personnel and external customers.
- Must meet and maintain clinical personnel weight restriction limit (240 lbs) for flight according to policy.
- Must possess basic computer skills for e-mail, electronic charting, etc.
- Ability to communicate verbally, effectively, and clearly in person and by radio
- Must be able to pass pre-placement physical exam including functional capacity exam (strength and flexibility assessment, lift up to 100 pounds) and drug screening
Core Competencies:
- We are absolute in our belief in the tenets of Destination Zero and that Zero is not only achievable but the only acceptable outcome.
- We are focused on outcomes that are smart and responsible by making the best use of our resources to maximize overall productivity and achieve sustainable profitability as a high-performing organization.
- We are committed to ensuring excellent organizational performance which produces sustainable and reliable outcomes.
- We are dedicated to the service of our customers, our communities, and each other.
Behavioral Competencies:
- Drive & Energy – The ability to maintain a fast pace and continue to produce during exhausting circumstances.
- Functional & Technical Expertise – Allows the individual to add organizational value through unique expertise and serve as a resource to the organization within his/her area of expertise
- High Standards – Sets the stage for continuous improvements, and the adoption of best practices and ultimately influences organizational standards.
- Initiative – Takes a proactive approach and takes action without being prompted.
- Integrity – Acts ethically and honestly and applies those standards of behavior to daily work activities.
EMT
- Operates an emergency medical vehicle.
- Lifts, carries, and transports injured, sick or incapacitated persons from residential or accident scenes to medical facilities.
- Provides emergency medical treatment to injured, sick, or incapacitated persons.
- Communicate with professional medical personnel at emergency treatment facility to obtain instructions regarding treatment and to arrange for reception of victims at medical treatment facilities.
- Obtains information from persons involved, examines victims and determines nature, extent, or magnitude of illness or injury to establish emergency medical procedures to be followed or need for additional assistance.
- Administers prescribed first-aid treatment at site of emergency or in specially equipped vehicle according to established medical protocols.
- Applies splints; administers oxygen or artificial resuscitation; treats and bandages wounds or abrasions; and performs other basic life support procedures.
- Insertion of Supraglottic Airways
- Acquiring and transmitting 12-lead ECG
- Administration of medications as listed on the EMT Medication Formulary in the EMS setting
- Assist in the administration of nitroglycerin; auto-inhalers; auto-injection epinephrine; and auto-injection, sublingual, or intranasal naloxone prescribed to the patient
- Site maintenance of heparin locks and saline locks
- Stabilizes, immobilizes, lifts and moves victims from scene of accident or catastrophe.
- Operates a specially equipped emergency medical vehicle in an assigned geographic area to respond to accidents or catastrophes and to transport injured or ill persons to a medical facility Inspects specially equipped emergency vehicle; cleans equipment to ensure its safe operation; and replenishes medical supplies, fuel, and fluids.
EMT Skills and Qualifications:
- Read, write, and communicate professionally and effectively with employees and managers
- Write simple correspondence or reports
- Effectively present information in one-on-one and small group situations to other employees and/or managers
- Knowledge of company protocols, operational procedures, and safety policies
- Knowledge of methods and techniques for providing on-site emergency medical services
EMT Education, Experience, and Licensing Requirements:
- State driver’s license
- State EMT certification
- Completed NIMS 100,200,700,800
- Certified in CPR Basic Life Support by the American Heart Association
- Current EVOC certification
AEMT
- Operates an emergency medical vehicle.
- Lifts, carries, and transports injured, sick or incapacitated persons from residential or accident scenes to medical facilities.
- Provides emergency medical treatment to injured, sick, or incapacitated persons.
- Communicates with professional medical personnel at emergency treatment facilities to obtain instructions regarding treatment and to arrange for reception of victims at medical treatment facilities.
- Obtains information from persons involved, examines victims and determines nature, extent, or magnitude of illness or injury to establish emergency medical procedures to be followed or need for additional assistance.
- Administers prescribed first-aid treatment at site of emergency or in specially equipped vehicles according to established medical protocols.
- Applies splints; administers oxygen or artificial resuscitation; treats and bandages wounds or abrasions; and performs other basic life support procedures.
- Stabilizes, immobilizes, lifts and moves victims from the scene of accident or catastrophe.
- Operates a specially equipped emergency medical vehicle in an assigned geographic area to respond to accidents or catastrophes and to transport injured or ill persons to a medical facility Inspects specially equipped emergency vehicle; cleans equipment to ensure its safe operation; and replenishes medical supplies, fuel, and fluids.
- Peripheral venipuncture (IV).
- Adult and pediatric intraosseous cannulation (IO).
- Insertion of Supraglottic airways
- Administration of medications as listed on the AEMT Medication Formulary in the EMS setting. Medications may be administered via the intravenous, intraosseous, intranasal, subcutaneous, intramuscular, oral, sublingual, and through inhalers if approved for such administration by the State Board of Health.
- Maintenance of I.V. fluids within the scope of practice of an Advanced EMT for interfacility transfer patients.
AEMT Skills and Qualifications
- Read, write, and communicate professionally and effectively with employees and managers
- Write simple correspondence or reports
- Effectively present information in one-on-one and small group situations to other employees and/or managers
- Knowledge of company protocols, operational procedures, and safety policies
- Knowledge of methods and techniques for providing on-site emergency medical services
AEMT Education, Experience, and Licensing Requirements:
- State driver’s license
- State AEMT certification
- Completed NIMS 100,200,700,800
- Certified in CPR Basic Life Support by the American Heart Association
Current EVOC certification
PARAMEDIC
- Operates an emergency medical vehicle.
- Lifts, carries, and transports injured, sick or incapacitated persons from residential or accident scenes to medical facilities.
- Provides emergency medical treatment to injured, sick, or incapacitated persons.
- Communicates with professional medical personnel at emergency treatment facilities to obtain instructions regarding treatment and to arrange for reception of victims at medical treatment facilities.
- Obtains information from persons involved, examines victims and determines nature, extent, or magnitude of illness or injury to establish emergency medical procedures to be followed or need for additional assistance.
- Administers prescribed first-aid treatment at site of emergency or in specially equipped vehicles according to established medical protocols.
- Applies splints; administers oxygen or artificial resuscitation; treats and bandages wounds or abrasions; and performs other basic life support procedures.
- Stabilizes, immobilizes, lifts and moves victims from the scene of accident or catastrophe.
- Operates a specially equipped emergency medical vehicle in an assigned geographic area to respond to accidents or catastrophes and to transport injured or ill persons to a medical facility Inspects specially equipped emergency vehicle; cleans equipment to ensure its safe operation; and replenishes medical supplies, fuel, and fluids.
- External Cardiac Pacing
- 4 and 12 lead acquiring and interpreting
- Supraglottic and Endotracheal intubations.
- Nasogastric or Orogastric tube placement
- Needle Decompression
- Peripheral venipuncture (IV).
- Adult and pediatric intraosseous cannulation (IO).
- Administration of medications on the list approved by the State Board of Health for such use in the EMS setting as stated on the Paramedic Medication Formulary. Medications may be administered via the intravenous, intraosseous, intranasal, subcutaneous, intramuscular, oral, sublingual, and rectal routes; and, through inhalers and endotracheal tubes, if approved for such administration by the State Board of Health
- Within the constraints specified in the Office of EMS rules, administration of medications and maintenance of I.V. fluids for inter-hospital transfer patients
Paramedic Skills and Qualifications:
- Read, write, and communicate professionally and effectively with employees and managers
- Write simple correspondence or reports
- Effectively present information in one-on-one and small group situations to other employees and/or managers
- Knowledge of company protocols, operational procedures, and safety policies
- Knowledge of methods and techniques for providing on-site emergency medical services
Paramedic Education, Experience, and Licensing Requirements:
- State driver’s license
- State Paramedic certification
- Completed NIMS 100,200,700,800
- Certified in BLS, ACLS and PALS by the American Heart Association
- Current EVOC certification
CRITICAL CARE PARAMEDIC
- Performs a wide range of specialized functions and complex assessments, diagnoses, therapies, and emergency treatment of patients transported by rotor-wing and ground.
- Documents appropriate and accurate information for assessment and treatment during stabilization and transport.
- Documents accurate and complete billing information of patient transports.
- Maintains and facilitates effective and timely communication between management and internal and external customers.
- Maintains knowledge base for critical care paramedic role by attending mandatory meetings, chart reviews, equipment reviews, skill labs, clinical rotations, and continuing education sessions related to the care and transport of critically ill and/or injured patients
- Completes all annual recurrent competency requirements.
- Responsible for knowledge of and performing within the regulations and scope of practice of the State Department of EMS.
Qualifications/Experience:
- Must have an active critical care paramedic certification in the state employed.
- Minimum of three years (five years preferred) current Paramedic field experience in a busy 911/pre-hospital service.
- Current BLS, ACLS, PALS/PEPP and PHTLS/ITLS. NRP preferred. Instructor certifications preferred.
- Critical care experience preferred.
- Must successfully complete the Enterprise Rescue education/orientation program.
- Effective human relations skills required for interfacing with all levels of personnel and external customers.
- Must possess basic computer skills for e-mail, electronic charting, etc.
- Ability to communicate verbally, effectively, and clearly in person and by phone.
- Must be able to pass the pre-placement physical exam including functional capacity exam (strength and flexibility assessment, lift up to 100 pounds), drug screening, and background screening.
WHEELCHAIR VAN DRIVER
- Responsible for transporting individuals who are disabled or elderly and require non-emergent transports, primarily for doctor’s appointments, treatments, etc.
- Safely operate a wheelchair-accessible van or vehicle to transport clients.
- Ensure that the van is properly equipped with ramps, lifts, and safety equipment to accommodate all mobility needs.
- Provide courteous and respectful assistance to passengers, including helping them transfer from their wheelchair to the vehicle and securing them safely.
- Assist with loading and unloading any personal belongings, medical equipment, or devices as needed.
- Complete daily safety checks on the vehicle and report any maintenance or repair needs.
- Maintain accurate records of all trips, including the time, location, and any incidents or issues that occurred.
- Communicate with dispatchers or supervisors regarding any delays or changes in scheduling.
Skills and Qualifications:
- High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
- Prior experience in a driving or customer service role. Experience with elderly or disabled passengers is a plus.
- Valid drivers license with a clean driving record.
- Ability to operate wheelchair-accessible vans and lifts.
Licensing Requirements:
- State driver’s license