Emergency Medical Technician

About the role

Lumbee Holdings is an energetic, mission-driven organization committed to providing top-tier operational and medical support services to federal and military agencies. This position offers a critical chance to join a vibrant team and shape the company’s upcoming growth.

Responsibilities

• Plan and coordinate by designing and implementing thorough medical support strategies and safety procedures for high-risk training, field operations, and tactical missions.
• Instruct and Educate: Provide high-quality training to Service members on essential medical topics such as Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC), Basic and Advanced Trauma Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), and travel medicine.
• Offer comprehensive clinical and emergency care by providing support at aid stations and in the field, such as emergency ambulance services, in-flight assistance, patient transfers, and transportation.
• Evaluate and Treat: Assess patients of all ages, from infants to the elderly, and provide prompt life-saving interventions when needed.
• Manage Medical Records: Maintain highly accurate clinical charts and process laboratory, imaging, and pharmaceutical requests within 72 hours of care using DoD databases (AHLTA and Defense Ready).
• Execute Medical Orders: Transcribe and administer physician/nursing instructions involving patient activity, diets, and medications in accordance with Joint Command guidelines.
• Facilitate Logistics & Resupply: Manage Class VIII medical resupply operations for deploying personnel and administer routine immunizations under the direct supervision of a licensed provider.
• Support Field Realism: Perform designated Opposing Forces (OPFOR) roles as required during mock field exercises to maximize training realism.

Requirements

• Professional Certification: Active National Registry (NREMT-P) and/or state Paramedic certification.
• Tactical Medical Experience: Proven experience planning and executing medical support in high-risk training environments or tactical field scenarios.
• Instructional Capabilities: Strong background in medical education, with the capability or active credentials to instruct TCCC, PALS, and advanced trauma care courses.
• Security Clearance: Ability to successfully obtain and maintain a TS/SCI security clearance.
• Technical Proficiency: Comfort navigating complex database systems for patient charting and medical transcription.

Nice-to-Haves

• Active Security Clearance: Current Top Secret (TS) or TS/SCI clearance is highly preferred.
• Military Health Systems Experience: Prior experience using DoD medical systems such as AHLTA and Defense Ready.
• Outpatient Clinic Experience: Previous background assisting in a military outpatient or primary care clinic.
• Logistics: Work Location: Fort Belvoir, Virginia (On-site, Full-time)
• Schedule: Standard business hours (Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Pay

$110,000 - 1200,000

Schedule

Standard business hours (Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.)

Benefits

Details on specific benefits will be provided during onboarding.

Qualifications

Employees will receive detailed information about the benefit plans, terms, conditions, and eligibility during onboarding.

Skills

Physical Strength & Agility: You must be physically capable of lifting, transferring, and carrying patients, specialized medical gear, and gurneys—frequently from awkward or confined positions.

Mobility & Terrain Navigation: You must maintain excellent physical balance, agility, and mobility to navigate rough, uneven, or challenging outdoor terrain and climb flights of stairs while carrying clinical gear.

Cognitive & Emotional Resilience: You must demonstrate the ability to maintain absolute focus, composure, and critical decision-making capabilities under high-stress, rapid-response medical situations.

Related Duties as Assigned

Perform additional operational, administrative, or clinical duties as assigned by the Program Manager to ensure overall program compliance, safety, and mission success.