The EMT-Advanced functions as a primary provider of advanced prehospital emergency medical care and transportation. Working with autonomy, the EMT-Advanced provider is responsible for patient care decisions, scene management, and ensuring high-quality clinical documentation. This position demands critical thinking, physical endurance, and the ability to perform in high-stress environments, often with limited support.
Not a remote eligible position
Non-Exempt position: Employees must be clocked in and physically present at the assigned station to be considered in work status.
Responsibilities:
Independent Clinical & Operational Functioning
Provide unsupervised basic life support (BLS) care appropriate to the EMT-A level.
Make autonomous decisions during assessment and treatment.
Operate in the ambulance independently as either a driver or rear care provider.
Perform additional responsibilities as required or assigned by leadership to support departmental operations, patient care initiatives, quality improvement, or organizational goals. Duties may vary depending on emergent needs, operational priorities, or evolving best practices
Patient Assessment, Care & Documentation
Perform comprehensive assessments.
Emergency Medical Care
Administer EMTA scope medications, manage airways, and perform IV/IO access.
Apply protocols for trauma, cardiac, respiratory, and medical emergencies.
Non-Emergent/Transfer Medical Care
Perform interfacility transports at levels, BLS, and assist at PIFT, SCT.
Administer required care as dictated by patient acuity.
Accurately document findings and interventions in electronic or paper formats.
Utilize the department’s designated electronic health record system (e.g., ImageTrend) to accurately document all patient encounters, including refusals and non-transports.
Accurately document findings and interventions in electronic or paper formats per department policy.
Safe Transport of Patients
Extricate patients from varied environments including confined spaces and wilderness areas.
Ensure safe and comfortable transportation, with continuous patient monitoring.
Communication
Relay clinical data to medical control and hospital staff.
Coordinate via radio and digital communication systems.
Equipment & Vehicle Maintenance
Perform daily checks of vehicles and equipment.
Restock and clean as required.
Compliance & Protocol Adherence
Follow EMS protocols and maintain licensure as defined by New Hampshire RSA 153-A and Saf-C 5900 rules.
Participate in quality assurance programs.
Complete all assigned requirements of both the department and the hospital.
Professional Conduct
Uphold patient and coworker confidentiality and demonstrate compassion at all times.
Maintain ethical standards and represent the department professionally to both internal and external stakeholders.
Engage in professional conduct that supports a culture of safety, mutual respect, and mental wellness.
Coordinate with fire, police, and other healthcare agencies as required.
Participate in MCIs, community events, and disaster drills.
Qualifications:
Education & Training
Maintain required certifications
NREMT-A
Emergency Medical Services Provider License
CPR
Attend training sessions as required
Complete required department training/competencies
Position Requirements
Licensure/Certification: NREMT-Advanced or equivalent state licensure.
Experience: At least 2 years of BLS field experience preferred.
Education: High school diploma/GED required; associate degree or higher preferred.
Other: Must have an unrestricted driver’s license; clean driving record.
Physical Requirements
Lifting: Must be able to lift 100 lbs. or more.
Mobility: No restrictions on grip strength, bending, climbing stairs, including moving up or down them backwards, or maneuvering equipment/patients in challenging environments.
Stamina: Must perform prolonged physical activities and maintain alertness during long shifts or stressful scenarios.
Cognitive, Vision, Hearing, and Speech Requirements
Ability to rapidly assess a variety of situations, make appropriate decisions applicable to state protocols, departmental policies etc.
Vision: Must have corrected or uncorrected vision sufficient to drive, read monitors, medication labels, and navigate challenging environments.
Hearing: Adequate hearing to detect alarms, communicate with dispatch and partners, and respond to emergency signals.
Speech: Clear and articulate verbal communication to coordinate with patients, families, and interagency personnel.
Required Licensure/Certifications:
REQUIRED LICENSE(S):
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Emergency Medical Technician - NH (EMT1000)
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Emergency Medical Technician Registration (NREMT)
REQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS:
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(BLS) Basic Life Support
Numbers & Facts
Location
New London, New Hampshire
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