HANCO EMS - EMT Basic (PRN)

About the role

HANCO EMS Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) deliver pre-hospital and trauma care within the scope of their specific certification level, in compliance with established medical protocols, state, and federal laws. HANCO EMS serves as the primary 911 provider for the local community and offers a wide spectrum of medical transport services.

Responsibilities

• Deliver pre-hospital and trauma care, including scene survey, triage, assessment, extrication, stabilization, treatment, transporting, and communication.
• Transport patients to the nearest appropriate hospital or medical facility, considering patient preference, proximity, resources, and severity of the situation. No employee shall recommend a specific physician or hospital.
• Complete all required reports accurately and concisely, ensuring patient confidentiality. Only executive officers may release information to the news media.
• Accurately record all required information into the Ohio State Reporting program.
• Restock supplies, retrieve equipment, and return it to its appropriate location after each call.
• Sanitize and disinfect the transport vehicle and equipment as indicated.
• Participate in debriefing sessions and monthly training events or CEU classes to maintain certification and licensure.
• Keep up-to-date with pre-hospital procedures and regulations.
• Perform daily and weekly vehicle inspections, becoming proficient in the operation and placement of all equipment, including that on the Mobile Intensive Care unit.
• Participate in building and grounds maintenance.

Requirements

• Ohio Division of EMS certification as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Out-of-state certifications must apply for ODPS EMT certification through reciprocity prior to orientation.
• Current Healthcare Provider Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) certification within 30 days of employment.
• Valid driver’s license; if not an Ohio license, must obtain one within 30 days of residency. Must meet HANCO’s insurance company requirements and BVHS’s company fleet policy:
  • Drivers at least 25 years old: no more than three moving violations or one accident and one violation within the last three years.
  • Drivers 21–24 years old: no more than two moving violations within the last three years.
  • Drivers 18–20 years old: no moving violations on record.
  • No major convictions within the last five years. All drivers subject to insurance company’s prior approval.
• Complete the following certifications within specified timeframes:
  • Within 6 months of employment: NIMS IS-100, 200, 700, and 800 (National Incident Management System) and HazMat Awareness Level minimum.
  • Within 1 year of employment: CEVO (Coaching the Emergency Vehicle Operator course).
• Demonstrate positive, service-oriented interpersonal and communication skills.
• Ability to provide care appropriate to patients of all ages, demonstrating knowledge of growth and development over the life span and the ability to assess and interpret age-specific patient needs.

Physical Demands

• Perform physical activities requiring considerable use of arms and legs, including climbing, lifting, balancing, walking, stooping, sitting for long periods, and handling materials.
• Ability to lift and maneuver 120 pounds or more with assistance and navigate stairs without difficulty.
• This position is classified as “at risk” for possible occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens (e.g., HBV, HIV).