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Job DescriptionSalary: $35/hr - $38/hr EMT Paramedics must possess current: Looking for: Fulltime - Part-time - Per Diem applicants. • New York State Certified EMT Paramedic Card, • REMSCO/REMAC Paramedic Certification, • New York State drivers license (if required by Lifeline) The duties of the crew include but are not limited to: Arrival for tour of duty: The crew must arrive on time, in proper uniform, neat and clean and in possession of a New York State Emergency Medical Technician Certificate and a Lifeline Identification Badge. Personal patient care equipment when present must be in good working order and clean. Persons who do not meet these criteria will not be allowed to start work. Prior to departing the garage the crew must: • Perform a visual inspection of the patient compartment, inside and out, for cleanliness and damage., • Ensure access to and egress from the patient compartment via the rear and side doors., • Clean the patient compartment and equipment as necessary, • Complete the inventory check sheet (Part 800 list)., • Replace damaged or missing items. During the tour of duty the attendant must: • Respond to all calls as directed by the dispatcher., • Treat all patients in accordance with New York State Basic Life Support Protocols and applicable regional and local ALS protocols., • Secure pertinent information and records from the discharge clerk or RN at the transferring facility., • Introduce themselves to the patient and call the patient by proper name e.g., Mrs. or Mr., • Tell the patient what is happening and where the patient is going., • Transport all patients on the stretcher., • Carry all patients to and from the ambulance none are to walk., • Carefully monitor all patients during transport., • Record changes in patient's condition during transport., • Alter patient care in accordance with changes in the patient's condition., • Take all patients to their assigned room at a medical facility or to their apartment on discharge., • Patients are never to be left at the door., • Properly complete the patient care record., • Properly complete all company paperwork and obtain all necessary signatures for billing purposes., • Report with the patient and records to the appropriate person at the receiving facility., • Maintain professional demeanor and courteous interaction with all medical facility staff., • Replace equipment in the ambulance as necessary to maintain compliance with State regulations and policy., • Return the patient compartment to a condition of readiness for the next call. State Inspections: Ambulances are subject to inspection by representatives of the State EMS office without advance notice. Inspectors will show proper identification and conduct inspections on the spot. In the event of an inspection, the crew must notify the dispatcher immediately, then cooperate fully with the inspector. As requested by the inspector, the crew will present or demonstrate any or all equipment on the ambulance. At the completion of the inspection, the inspector will present the crew with a copy of the inspection sheet that will be turned over to the supervisor at the end of the shift. The crew will promptly notify the dispatcher of the results of the inspection. In the event a violation notice is issued, the crew must contact a supervisor prior to accepting another patient. The supervisor will decide the course of action. Our policies and procedures are geared toward strict compliance with the New York State Department of Health regulations. In the event a violation results from an administrative shortcoming, management will accept responsibility and promptly correct the procedure. In the event a violation results from failure on the part of the attendant, disciplinary action will be taken. End of tour: The crew must return the ambulance to the garage, secure the ambulance and equipment as required, replace all supplies used during the tour and then report to the supervisor. All paperwork as well as a report of any problems encountered during the tour will be reported to the supervisor. The foregoing delineates primary responsibilities but is not intended to eliminate creative effort on the part of our employees. Management encourages constructive criticism and recommendations for modification of policies that will result in improving our work environment and service to our patients and clients. Additional Responsibilities: • Completes required in service training., • Maintains state and local certification., • Inventories and services ALS supplies and drugs in accordance with applicable local, state and federal regulations., • Ensures that the assigned ambulance is equipped in accordance with applicable regulations., • Performs ALS patient care in accordance with regional and state protocols., • Records patient care on proper forms.

Job Description General Description: Troubleshoot and repair electrical machinery using VOM and schematics, Wire electrical enclosures, motors, PLC terminals, and electrical devices using a VOM and schematic. Perform basic PLC program and troubleshooting. Reports to: Production Manager / Maintenance Eng. Responsibilities: • Maintain the electrical in the building and presses., • Read and understand electrical schematics and blueprints, • Wiring equipment, • Experience in A/C 120/208/470 Volts, • Experience with EMT tube bend and rigid pipe, • Electrical experience, • PLC experience, • Wiring and troubleshooting electric circuit per schematic Minimum Additional Training (If Applicable): • Company’s Quality Management System, • An ability to work well under pressure, • Good verbal and written communication skills, • Relevant technical knowledge, • Problem-solving skills, • Efficiency and organization, • Teamworking skills, • Preferred Spanish

Job Description EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN JOB DESCRIPTION / (EMT) SUMMARY: The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) is responsible for all aspects of patients’ care within the scope of certification. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Accurately completes a pre-inspection and post-inspection sheet prior to and after your tour as per NJ DOH/DOT. Performs a visual inspection of the patient compartment, inside and out, and for cleanliness and damage. Cleans the patient compartment, equipment, and outside of vehicle as needed. Replaces damaged or missing items, noting deficiencies on Usage Report. Presents the signed, dated Vehicle/Equipment Checklist to the Supervisor. Ensures that the ambulance is at all times in compliance with applicable NJ Department of Health Regulations. Directs his/her assistant (EMT) with regard to assistance with patient care and handling, use of emergency warning devices, speed and special driving conditions particular to patient needs. Responds to all calls as directed by Communications in a professional manner and in the time frame assigned. Treats all patients in accordance with NJ Basic Life Support Protocols. Secures patient information and records from the discharge planner or Registered Nurse at the transferring facility. Transports all patients via stretcher. (All psych transports must be on stretcher) Carries all patients to and from the ambulance, NO PATIENTS ARE TO WALK. Carefully monitors all patients during transport. Observes all patient rights with regard to courteous conduct, behavior and appropriate communication. Records changes in patient’s condition during transport. Alters patient care in accordance with changes in the patient’s condition. Takes all patients to their assigned location i.e. medical facility or residence. Patients are never to be left at the door. Promptly and accurately completes Pre-Hospital Reports. Properly completes company paperwork and obtains all necessary signatures for billing purposes. Maintains professional conduct and courteous interaction with all medical facility staff, fellow co-workers, and provides conscientious customer service. Possess valid CPR, Blood borne Pathogens, OSHA, & HazMat Certifications. Must wear company uniforms as mandated in company uniform policy. Complies with all Federal State Laws, ordinances, and regulations. Performs all duties as required by law and company policy Speaks positively about the company. Must maintain clean driving record. QUALIFICATIONS: Must possess a valid and clean record NJ Driver’s license for at least 1 year. Current NJ valid EMT-B certification. Current American Heart Association or American Red Cross Basic Life Support CPR certification. LANGUAGE SKILLS: Ability to read, write, and interpret using basic English language and grammatical usage. Ability to understand and follow simple directions as related to job description. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to talk or hear. The employee frequently is required to sit, use hands or fingers, handle, feel, and reach with his or her hands and arms. The employee is frequently required to stand, walk, and stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl. The employee must frequently push, pull, lift and/or move more than 150 pounds by his or her self and 250 pounds with assistance. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus. WORK ENVIRONMENT: The EMT may from time to time be exposed to working in inclement weather conditions, or may be potentially exposed to Blood borne and air borne pathogens, hazardous materials, or combative clients. The EMT must be able to function under stress involving the provision of health care to patients in life-threatening conditions.

Job DescriptionSalary: $28 - $42 /hr Harrison EMS is one of Westchester County's most notable and respected EMS agency's. We service the residence of Harrison, West Harrison & Purchase. With a total coverage area of 25 square miles, Harrison EMS is responsible for residential communities, medical offices, college campuses, large corporations and parts of Westchester County Airport. Our ambulances are staffed with experienced professionals using some of the best equipment in the industry. We are committed to providing anurturingwork environment where our staff is able to grow, develop and succeed professionally while also delivering exceptional care to our patients. Harrison EMS employeesembody core values of excellence, empathy, integrity, and accountability. Per Diem position with possible Full Time opportunity. 2 -3 years of 911 Experience Required We are seeking to hire experienced per-diem Paramedics to assist in covering days, nights, weekends and holidays (5 paid holidays). Minimum monthly shift requirements: three(3) scheduled shifts/month Shifts of eight hours and up to twenty-four hours are available. Additional Saturday and Sunday shifts are available immediately! Job Description: Respond to 911 emergencies and transport patients via ambulance. Execute the safe operation of the emergency vehicle and the safe delivery of patients to the designated hospital. Provide Basic Life Support and/or Advanced Life Support as required while maintaining a professional attitude. Collect all relevant billing information, complete a detailed Electronic Patient Care Report. Job Responsibilities: • Respond to requests for emergency medical assistance., • Perform and assume responsibility for assessment and treatment of patients consistent with departmental procedures, State-wide standard treatment protocols, and/or instructions provided by a medical control physician., • Monitor and treat patients during transportation., • Monitor communication equipment to maintain contact with police and county dispatchers., • In the absence of other qualified personnel, controls the accident scene, in such a way as to minimize further danger as well as controlling the actions of bystanders., • Communicate with medical personnel at emergency treatment facilities., • Ensure that emergency vehicles are properly cleaned, sanitized, and maintained with appropriate equipment and supplies., • Gather patient billing information and appropriate billing signatures., • Prepare and submit a pre-hospital electronic patient care report., • Performs related duties as required. All responsibilities noted here are considered essential functions of the job under the Americans with Disabilities Act., • Responsible for maintaining respective State and REMAC certification., • Administers advanced pre-hospital care within the limits of licensure or certification and in accordance with approved protocols., • Attends mandatory ALS review meetings and other required training as scheduled. Job Qualification: • High School Diploma or equivalent required., • Valid New York State driver'slicense, • Valid NYS EMT or Paramedic Certification, • BLS Provider Certification (AHA), • PALS Certification, • ACLS Certification, • Minimum 2 years of 911 experience required. The above noted job description is not intended to describe, in detail, the multitude of tasks that may be assigned but rather to give the applicant a general sense of the responsibilities and expectations of this position. As the nature of business demands change so, too, may the essential functions of the position Notices: EMS agencies in NYS are required by law (Executive Law Section 837-s) to check applicants (who may be involved in the care or transportation of patients) personally identifying information against the Sex Offender Registry and make a determination of eligibility to become a member/employee pursuant to Correction Law Article 23-A We acknowledge and honor the fundamental value and dignity of all individuals. We pledge ourselves to crafting and maintaining an environment that respects diverse traditions, heritages, and experiences. Harrison EMS is an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer.

Job Description Midwood EMS is seeking new and experienced Paramedics to work from our Brooklyn Base located in Coney Island. WHY WORK WITH MIDWOOD EMS: • $1000 Sign-On Bonus for Full-Time Employees, • Flexible Schedules, • Weekly Paychecks, • Paid Time Off, • Professional Work Environment, • Friendly, Dedicated Coworkers EMT-Paramedics must possess current: • New York State Certified EMT Paramedic Card, • REMSCO/REMAC Paramedic Certification, • New York State drivers license (if required) The duties of the crew include but are not limited to: Arrival for tour of duty: The crew must arrive on time, in proper uniform, neat and clean and in possession of a New York State Emergency Medical Technician Certificate. Personal patient care equipment when present, must be in good working order and clean. Persons who do not meet these criteria will not be allowed to start work. Prior to departing the garage ‑ the crew must : • Perform a visual inspection of the patient compartment, inside and out, for cleanliness and damage., • Ensure access to and egress from the patient compartment via the rear and side doors., • Clean the patient compartment and equipment as necessary, • Complete the inventory check sheet (Part 800 list)., • Replace damaged or missing items. During the tour of duty ‑ the attendant must : • Respond to all calls as directed by the dispatcher., • Treat all patients in accordance with New York State Basic Life Support Protocols and applicable regional and local ALS protocols., • Secure pertinent information and records from the discharge clerk or RN at the transferring facility., • Introduce themselves to the patient and call the patient by proper name e.g., Mrs. or Mr., • Tell the patient what is happening and where the patient is going., • Transport all patients on the stretcher., • Carry all patients to and from the ambulance ‑ none are to walk., • Carefully monitor all patients during transport., • Record changes in patient's condition during transport., • Alter patient care in accordance with changes in the patient's condition., • Take all patients to their assigned room at a medical facility or to their apartment on discharge., • Patients are never to be left at the door., • Properly complete the patient care record., • Properly complete all company paperwork and obtain all necessary signatures for billing purposes., • Report with the patient and records to the appropriate person at the receiving facility., • Maintain professional demeanor and courteous interaction with all medical facility staff., • Replace equipment in the ambulance as necessary to maintain compliance with State regulations and policy., • Return the patient compartment to a condition of readiness for the next call. State Inspections: Ambulances are subject to inspection by representatives of the State EMS office without advance notice. Inspectors will show proper identification and conduct inspections on the spot. In the event of an inspection, the crew must notify the dispatcher immediately, then cooperate fully with the inspector. As requested by the inspector, the crew will present or demonstrate any or all equipment on the ambulance. At the completion of the inspection, the inspector will present the crew with a copy of the inspection sheet that will be turned over to the supervisor at the end of the shift. The crew will promptly notify the dispatcher of the results of the inspection. In the event a violation notice is issued, the crew must contact a supervisor prior to accepting another patient. The supervisor will decide the course of action. Our policies and procedures are geared toward strict compliance with the New York State Department of Health regulations. In the event a violation results from an administrative shortcoming, management will accept responsibility and promptly correct the procedure. In the event a violation results from failure on the part of the attendant, disciplinary action will be taken. End of tour: The crew must return the ambulance to the garage, secure the ambulance and equipment as required, replace all supplies used during the tour and then report to the supervisor. All paperwork as well as a report of any problems encountered during the tour will be reported to the supervisor. The foregoing delineates primary responsibilities but is not intended to eliminate creative effort on the part of our employees. Management encourages constructive criticism and recommendations for modification of policies that will result in improving our work environment and service to our patients and clients. Additional Responsibilities: • Completes required in service training., • Maintains state and local certification., • Inventories and services ALS supplies and drugs in accordance with applicable local, state and federal regulations., • Ensures that the assigned ambulance is equipped in accordance with applicable regulations., • Performs ALS patient care in accordance with regional and state protocols., • Records patient care on proper forms. Notice: EMS agencies in NYS are required by law (Executive Law Section 837-s) to check applicants (who may be involved in the care or transportation of patients) personally identifying information against the Sex Offender Registry and make a determination of eligibility to become a member/employee pursuant to Correction Law Article 23-A Powered by JazzHR dnctIf0EUB

Job Description Midwood EMS is seeking new and experienced Paramedics to work from our Bronx Base located in Westchester Square. WHY WORK WITH MIDWOOD EMS: • $1000 Sign-On Bonus for Full-Time Employees, • Flexible Schedules, • Weekly Paychecks, • Paid Time Off, • Professional Work Environment, • Friendly, Dedicated Coworkers EMT-Paramedics must possess current: • New York State Certified EMT Paramedic Card, • REMSCO/REMAC Paramedic Certification, • New York State drivers license (if required) The duties of the crew include but are not limited to: Arrival for tour of duty: The crew must arrive on time, in proper uniform, neat and clean and in possession of a New York State Emergency Medical Technician Certificate. Personal patient care equipment when present, must be in good working order and clean. Persons who do not meet these criteria will not be allowed to start work. Prior to departing the garage ‑ the crew must : • Perform a visual inspection of the patient compartment, inside and out, for cleanliness and damage., • Ensure access to and egress from the patient compartment via the rear and side doors., • Clean the patient compartment and equipment as necessary, • Complete the inventory check sheet (Part 800 list)., • Replace damaged or missing items. During the tour of duty ‑ the attendant must : • Respond to all calls as directed by the dispatcher., • Treat all patients in accordance with New York State Basic Life Support Protocols and applicable regional and local ALS protocols., • Secure pertinent information and records from the discharge clerk or RN at the transferring facility., • Introduce themselves to the patient and call the patient by proper name e.g., Mrs. or Mr., • Tell the patient what is happening and where the patient is going., • Transport all patients on the stretcher., • Carry all patients to and from the ambulance ‑ none are to walk., • Carefully monitor all patients during transport., • Record changes in patient's condition during transport., • Alter patient care in accordance with changes in the patient's condition., • Take all patients to their assigned room at a medical facility or to their apartment on discharge., • Patients are never to be left at the door., • Properly complete the patient care record., • Properly complete all company paperwork and obtain all necessary signatures for billing purposes., • Report with the patient and records to the appropriate person at the receiving facility., • Maintain professional demeanor and courteous interaction with all medical facility staff., • Replace equipment in the ambulance as necessary to maintain compliance with State regulations and policy., • Return the patient compartment to a condition of readiness for the next call. State Inspections: Ambulances are subject to inspection by representatives of the State EMS office without advance notice. Inspectors will show proper identification and conduct inspections on the spot. In the event of an inspection, the crew must notify the dispatcher immediately, then cooperate fully with the inspector. As requested by the inspector, the crew will present or demonstrate any or all equipment on the ambulance. At the completion of the inspection, the inspector will present the crew with a copy of the inspection sheet that will be turned over to the supervisor at the end of the shift. The crew will promptly notify the dispatcher of the results of the inspection. In the event a violation notice is issued, the crew must contact a supervisor prior to accepting another patient. The supervisor will decide the course of action. Our policies and procedures are geared toward strict compliance with the New York State Department of Health regulations. In the event a violation results from an administrative shortcoming, management will accept responsibility and promptly correct the procedure. In the event a violation results from failure on the part of the attendant, disciplinary action will be taken. End of tour: The crew must return the ambulance to the garage, secure the ambulance and equipment as required, replace all supplies used during the tour and then report to the supervisor. All paperwork as well as a report of any problems encountered during the tour will be reported to the supervisor. The foregoing delineates primary responsibilities but is not intended to eliminate creative effort on the part of our employees. Management encourages constructive criticism and recommendations for modification of policies that will result in improving our work environment and service to our patients and clients. Additional Responsibilities: • Completes required in service training., • Maintains state and local certification., • Inventories and services ALS supplies and drugs in accordance with applicable local, state and federal regulations., • Ensures that the assigned ambulance is equipped in accordance with applicable regulations., • Performs ALS patient care in accordance with regional and state protocols., • Records patient care on proper forms. Notice: EMS agencies in NYS are required by law (Executive Law Section 837-s) to check applicants (who may be involved in the care or transportation of patients) personally identifying information against the Sex Offender Registry and make a determination of eligibility to become a member/employee pursuant to Correction Law Article 23-A Powered by JazzHR 8v9Ho8d5sw

Job Description InstaCare EMS is seeking new and experienced Paramedics with excellent communication and interpersonal skills to work from our Brooklyn Base located in Coney Island. What We Offer: • $1,000 Sign-On Bonus for Full-Time Employees, • Flexible Schedules, • Weekly Paychecks, • Paid Time Off, • Daily Overtime and Bonus Opportunities, • Professional Work Environment, • Friendly, Dedicated Coworkers About InstaCare EMS: • We love what we do and take great pride in how we do it, • Communication and great customer service are our cornerstones ensuring the highest level of patient satisfaction and quality care - every day and with every patient. Qualifications of a Paramedic: • Valid New York State EMT-Paramedic certification required, • NYC REMAC Paramedic Certification required, • Any and all other requirements for the position as determined by the New York State Department of Health or other regulating agency or statute Duties & Responsibilities of a Paramedic • Treat all patients in accordance with NYS Basic Life Support Protocols (BLS) and applicable regional and local Advanced Life Support (ALS) protocols, • Be friendly, helpful, and professional throughout all interactions with patients, co-workers, supervisors, and the public, • Inventories and services ALS supplies and medications in accordance with applicable local, state, and federal regulations., • Operate ALS equipment including IV Pumps and Ventilators, • Maintain a clean and fully stocked ambulance per NYS DOH requirements, restocking supplies at the end of each shift, • Must be able to lift, push, and pull 125 lbs or more Notice: EMS agencies in NYS are required by law (Executive Law Section 837-s) to check applicants (who may be involved in the care or transportation of patients) personally identifying information against the Sex Offender Registry and make a determination of eligibility to become a member/employee pursuant to Correction Law Article 23-A InstaCare EMS is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, non-disqualifying physical or mental disability, national origin, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law. InstaCare EMS is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. InstaCare EMS does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, non-disqualifying physical or mental disability, national origin, veteran status or any other basis covered by appropriate law. All employment is decided on the basis of qualifications, merit, and business need. Powered by JazzHR gcYDcpCsMD

Job DescriptionJob Summary Responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems and equipment to ensure safe and reliable facility operations. This includes working with lighting, power distribution, HVAC motors and motor controls, and other related electrical infrastructure. The role supports daily operations by maintaining electrical systems in compliance with applicable codes and safety standards. Primary Responsibilities * Install and maintain switches, breakers, panels, receptacles, lighting fixtures, dimmer systems, and other electrical apparatus * Troubleshoot electrical shorts, motors, and motor control systems * Perform pipe bending and install EMT, conduit, wire mold, and BX * Maintain and clean electrical rooms, service rooms, and work areas * Perform other related duties as assigned Requirements & QualificationsExperience & Skills * Knowledge of and experience using hand and power tools * Experience with pipe bending and electrical circuitry * Basic knowledge of national and local electrical codes * Minimum three (3) years of experience working with a licensed electrical contractor * Ability to work safely on ladders, scissor lifts, and in elevated areas Education & Knowledge * High school diploma, trade school diploma, or GED * Knowledge of electrical code standards * Understanding of Ohms Law and basic electrical circuitry principles

Job DescriptionAbout Metro Ambulance At Metro Ambulance, our people are at the heart of everything we do. We are proud to provide compassionate, reliable, and patient-centered care to every individual we serve — and we recognize that delivering that level of care starts with our team. We strive to be the employer of choice in the EMS industry, creating a workplace where employees are supported, respected, and encouraged to grow. Our teams represent the best in the field — combining professionalism, empathy, and teamwork to make a meaningful difference every day. Whether you’re starting your EMS career or preparing to become an EMT, Metro offers structured growth opportunities and the training to help you reach the next level. Position Summary The Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) works alongside an EMT partner to provide safe, professional, and compassionate care during emergency and non-emergency transport. The EMR supports patient assessment, assists with transport operations, and ensures a high standard of service and safety on every call. Responsibilities * Assist in providing Basic Life Support (BLS) under the direction of an EMT or higher-level provider. * Drive emergency vehicles safely and in accordance with company policy and state regulations. * Support patient movement, lifting, and transfer using approved equipment and proper body mechanics. * Maintain communication with dispatch and field supervisors regarding transport status and updates. * Ensure vehicles and equipment are properly stocked, sanitized, and maintained. * Demonstrate professionalism and empathy when interacting with patients, families, and healthcare personnel. * Accurately document all care, transport details, and observations according to company policy. * Participate in company training and continuing education to maintain certification and skill proficiency. Qualifications * Valid Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Certification * Valid CPR/BLS Certification * Valid Driver’s License and clean driving record * High School Diploma or GED * Must be 21 years of age or older * Ability to lift up to 125 pounds with assistance * Strong teamwork, communication, and customer service skills * Ability to remain calm and professional in high-stress situations Why Metro Ambulance * Competitive Pay: $20 - $24/ hour * Shift Differentials - Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Overnight +$3 * Flexible Scheduling: Full-Time, Part-Time, or Per Diem * Career Growth Opportunities: EMR → EMT → Leadership Roles * Comprehensive Benefits: * Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance * Paid Time Off (PTO) * 401(k) Retirement Plan * Tuition Reimbursement * Paid Training and Continuing Education * Weekly Direct Deposit Our Hiring Process We believe in transparency and respect at every step. Here’s what to expect when you apply: * Application review by our HR team * Preliminary phone or virtual screening * Onsite interview with a member of our leadership team * Conditional offer, followed by: * Certification and license verification * Background check, drug screen, and fingerprinting * Orientation and onboarding — welcome to the Metro team! Equal Opportunity Statement Metro Ambulance is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Reasonable accommodations are available for qualified individuals with disabilities throughout the hiring process and employment.

Job DescriptionSalary: $18-$38/HR DOE Job Description Offering Fulltime and Part-time Job Opportunities. EMT'S EMTs must possess current: • New York State EMT certificate, • New York State drivers license (if required by Company) The duties of the crew include but are not limited to: Arrival for tour of duty: The crew must arrive on time, in proper uniform, neat and clean and in possession of a New York State Emergency Medical Technician Certificate and a Company Identification Badge. Personal patient care equipment when present, must be in good working order and clean. Persons who do not meet these criteria will not be allowed to start work. Prior to departing the garage the crew must: • Perform a visual inspection of the patient compartment, inside and out, for cleanliness and damage., • Ensure access to and egress from the patient compartment via the rear and side doors., • Clean the patient compartment and equipment as necessary, • Complete the inventory check sheet (Part 800 list)., • Replace damaged or missing items., • Present the signed, dated check out sheet to the supervisor. The crew is responsible to ensure that the ambulance is at all times in compliance with Sections 800.22, 800.23 and 800.24 of the New York State Department of Health regulations and applicable OSHA regulations. All patient care equipment must be clean and sanitary (except when sterile is required) and all equipment must function properly. Failure to carry out this responsibility will result in disciplinary action. During the tour of duty the attendant must: • Respond to all calls as directed by the dispatcher., • Treat all patients in accordance with New York State Basic Life Support Protocols and applicable regional and local ALS protocols., • Secure pertinent information and records from the discharge clerk or RN at the transferring facility., • Introduce themselves to the patient and call the patient by proper name e.g., Mrs. or Mr., • Tell the patient what is happening and where the patient is going., • Transport all patients on the stretcher., • Carry all patients to and from the ambulance none are to walk., • Carefully monitor all patients during transport., • Record changes in patient's condition during transport., • Alter patient care in accordance with changes in the patient's condition., • Take all patients to their assigned room at a medical facility or to their apartment on discharge., • Patients are never to be left at the door., • Properly complete the patient care record., • Properly complete all company paperwork and obtain all necessary signatures for billing purposes., • Report with the patient and records to the appropriate person at the receiving facility., • Maintain professional demeanor and courteous interaction with all medical facility staff., • Replace equipment in the ambulance as necessary to maintain compliance with State regulations and policy., • Return the patient compartment to a condition of readiness for the next call., • Notify dispatch of any change in patients destination. Quality patient care is the primary goal of our company. All PCRs are subject to retrospective review by our Quality Assurance manager. Deficiencies in recording or in patient care will be promptly addressed in accordance with our current company Quality Assurance policy. State Inspections: Ambulances are subject to inspection by representatives of the State EMS office without advance notice. Inspectors will show proper identification and conduct inspections on the spot. In the event of an inspection, the crew must notify the dispatcher immediately, then cooperate fully with the inspector. As requested by the inspector, the crew will present or demonstrate any or all equipment on the ambulance. At the completion of the inspection, the inspector will present the crew with a copy of the inspection sheet that will be turned over to the supervisor at the end of the shift. The crew will promptly notify the dispatcher of the results of the inspection. In the event a violation notice is issued, the crew must contact a supervisor prior to accepting another patient. The supervisor will decide the course of action. Our policies and procedures are geared toward strict compliance with the New York State Department of Health regulations. In the event a violation results from an administrative shortcoming, management will accept responsibility and promptly correct the procedure. In the event a violation results from failure on the part of the attendant, disciplinary action will be taken. End of tour: The crew must return the ambulance to the garage, secure the ambulance and equipment as required, replace all supplies used during the tour and then report to the supervisor. All paperwork as well as a report of any problems encountered during the tour will be reported to the supervisor. The foregoing delineates primary responsibilities but is not intended to eliminate creative effort on the part of our employees. Management encourages constructive criticism and recommendations for modification of policies that will result in improving our work environment and service to our patients and clients. Permanent Schedule will include Evenings,Overnights andalternate weekends PARAMEDICS EMT-Paramedics must possess current: Looking for: Fulltime - Part-time - Per Diem applicants. • New York State Certified EMT Paramedic Card, • REMSCO/REMAC Paramedic Certification, • New York State drivers license (if required by Lifeline) The duties of the crew include but are not limited to: Arrival for tour of duty: The crew must arrive on time, in proper uniform, neat and clean and in possession of a New York State Emergency Medical Technician Certificate and a Lifeline Identification Badge. Personal patient care equipment when present must be in good working order and clean. Persons who do not meet these criteria will not be allowed to start work. Prior to departing the garage the crew must: • Perform a visual inspection of the patient compartment, inside and out, for cleanliness and damage., • Ensure access to and egress from the patient compartment via the rear and side doors., • Clean the patient compartment and equipment as necessary, • Complete the inventory check sheet (Part 800 list)., • Replace damaged or missing items. During the tour of duty the attendant must: • Respond to all calls as directed by the dispatcher., • Treat all patients in accordance with New York State Basic Life Support Protocols and applicable regional and local ALS protocols., • Secure pertinent information and records from the discharge clerk or RN at the transferring facility., • Introduce themselves to the patient and call the patient by proper name e.g., Mrs. or Mr., • Tell the patient what is happening and where the patient is going., • Transport all patients on the stretcher., • Carry all patients to and from the ambulance none are to walk., • Carefully monitor all patients during transport., • Record changes in patient's condition during transport., • Alter patient care in accordance with changes in the patient's condition., • Take all patients to their assigned room at a medical facility or to their apartment on discharge., • Patients are never to be left at the door., • Properly complete the patient care record., • Properly complete all company paperwork and obtain all necessary signatures for billing purposes., • Report with the patient and records to the appropriate person at the receiving facility., • Maintain professional demeanor and courteous interaction with all medical facility staff., • Replace equipment in the ambulance as necessary to maintain compliance with State regulations and policy., • Return the patient compartment to a condition of readiness for the next call. State Inspections: Ambulances are subject to inspection by representatives of the State EMS office without advance notice. Inspectors will show proper identification and conduct inspections on the spot. In the event of an inspection, the crew must notify the dispatcher immediately, then cooperate fully with the inspector. As requested by the inspector, the crew will present or demonstrate any or all equipment on the ambulance. At the completion of the inspection, the inspector will present the crew with a copy of the inspection sheet that will be turned over to the supervisor at the end of the shift. The crew will promptly notify the dispatcher of the results of the inspection. In the event a violation notice is issued, the crew must contact a supervisor prior to accepting another patient. The supervisor will decide the course of action. Our policies and procedures are geared toward strict compliance with the New York State Department of Health regulations. In the event a violation results from an administrative shortcoming, management will accept responsibility and promptly correct the procedure. In the event a violation results from failure on the part of the attendant, disciplinary action will be taken. End of tour: The crew must return the ambulance to the garage, secure the ambulance and equipment as required, replace all supplies used during the tour and then report to the supervisor. All paperwork as well as a report of any problems encountered during the tour will be reported to the supervisor. The foregoing delineates primary responsibilities but is not intended to eliminate creative effort on the part of our employees. Management encourages constructive criticism and recommendations for modification of policies that will result in improving our work environment and service to our patients and clients. Additional Responsibilities: • Completes required in service training., • Maintains state and local certification., • Inventories and services ALS supplies and drugs in accordance with applicable local, state and federal regulations., • Ensures that the assigned ambulance is equipped in accordance with applicable regulations., • Performs ALS patient care in accordance with regional and state protocols., • Records patient care on proper forms.

Job DescriptionSalary: $25-$35/hour DOE Company Description Hyperbaric Medical Solutions (HMS) is a free-standing provider of hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) with offices in Manhattan, NY, Woodbury, NY, Miami, FL, Fort Lauderdale, FL, and Randolph, MA. HBOT is an established medical modality going through a renaissance, and our innovative medical practice provides this all-natural treatment with applications for a wide range of medical conditions. Traditionally, this includes non-healing wounds, soft tissue radiation damage, failed flaps and skin grafts, and others, but as a free-standing medical clinic, HMS takes the opportunity to expand the application of HBOT to help many more. This is an emerging area of medicine that is delivering meaningful results to patients every day. Currently, HMS is seeking well qualified candidates for a Full-Time position as a Hyperbaric Technologist (Part-Time positions may be considered as well). Below is a description of the position and the required qualifications for consideration. Job Description Hyperbaric technologists (HBO Tech) have direct interaction with patients and oversee their care process every day. As a result, our HBO Techs are invaluable to creating and maintain a safe and extraordinary experience at Hyperbaric Medical Solutions. HBOT care is daily, so patients develop strong bonds with our staff, especially the HBO Techs - a relationship that is developed through trust and confidence in the expertise of each technologist. HMS is seeking Paramedics, EMTs, experienced Hyperbaric Technologists, and Certified Hyperbaric Technologists (CHT). Experience preferred, but will train non-experienced candidates who demonstrate thoughtful attention to detail, and who take ownership of process and practice operations. Candidate must be willing to work in a collaborative, team environment. This position will work closely with clinical and administrative staff at both this office, as well as with team members of other HMS locations. Candidate Responsibilities and Expectations: • Prepare for each HBOT session to ensure that each patient has safe and comfortable treatment experience, • Reinforce patient education for hyperbaric therapy, • Maintain complete and accurate patient treatment documentation, • Perform hyperbaric chamber operations and system maintenance as required, and is responsible for the safe and effective operation of the hyperbaric chambers and related support systems, • Provide therapy and equipment orientations during new patient consultations, • Maintain a clean and presentable work environment, • Assist patients with whatever they need, providing high-quality service and ensuring they exceed the patient's expectations Qualifications: • Must be New York State certified and/or licensed or hold a diploma from an accredited institution, and have a minimum of six (6) months experience in one of the following vocations:, • Paramedic, • EMT-I or EMT-B, • Must hold current BLS certification, • Current CHT certification preferred - will train the right candidate, • English/Spanish speaking and/or English/Mandarin speaking a plus, • Demonstrated ability to work independently within a collaborative care environment, • Must show critical thinking, technical, and interpersonal skills, plus be able to interact with patients and their families in a manner that instills confidence and facilitates communication, • Flexibility to with work at different locations in the area and have reliable transportation, • Available for occasional work outside of regularly scheduled hours, if needed (i.e., nights and weekends)., • Physically able to lift 25 lbs., • Strong computer skills are necessary Position Details • Position: Full-Time, • Location: Manhattan, NY, • Hours: Estimated to be 30-40 hours/week total, • Weekday office hours: 7:00am 8:00pm weekdays (subject to change) // Full Day or split shifts, • Weekend office hours: 9:00am - 3:00pm (Rotating scheduled as needed), • Full-Time Employee Benefits Available, • Available Benefits Include:, • Medical, Dental, Vision, • 401K (w/match), • Basic Life & AD&D, • Supplemental Life & AD&D, • Flexible Spending (FSA), • STD/LTD, • Commuter Benefits, • Discount Marketplace