Paramedic

About the role

Spectrum Healthcare Resources has a potential opportunity for a civilian Paramedic with DMT training at Naval Support Activity Panama City, FL.

Qualifications

• Designated Dive Medical Technician & inside tender, graduate of one of the following DoD formal courses: USMC Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsman, US Army Dive Medical Technician course, or US Navy Diving Medical Technician course.
• Current National EMT-P Certification (National Registry) or state license at the EMT-Paramedic level, or higher.
• Current Advanced Cardiac Life Support training.
• CPR certification, EMT-P, or formally trained U.S. Military medic.

Core Duties

• Assess a patient’s condition and determine a course of treatment per local protocol.
• Provide triage for student(s) incapable to perform in training due to medical and musculoskeletal reasons.
• Triage will be used to determine: If student is stable refer all medical conditions to the base Flight Medicine Clinic. If student is stable with exclusively musculoskeletal condition refer to Athletic Trainers for assessment and reconditioning. If student is unstable will activate Emergency Management System (EMS) and arrange for transport to nearest emergency center.
• Assigned to student flight for medical monitoring of all high-risk training event modules to provide medical coverage and monitoring that include aquatic and land-based training.
• Respond, stabilize, and activate EMS in response to physical trauma, heat stroke, near drowning episodes or other emergencies.
• Summarize nature of injury and emergency care rendered to the receiving EMS responders.
• Inventory, replace, and clean all supplies and equipment after use.
• Work with a multidisciplinary human performance team that includes other medical professionals to ensure the proper care and health monitoring of all students (i.e., physicians, sports medicine provider, athletic trainers, physical therapists, operational psychologists, strength coaches, etc.).
• Cook with a multidisciplinary human performance team that includes other medical professionals to ensure the proper care and health monitoring of all students (i.e., physicians, sports medicine provider, athletic trainers, physical therapists, operational psychologists, strength coaches, etc.).
• Coordinate with contracted or military medical director, government supervisor, preceptor and/or lead paramedic daily for proper medical oversight and direction in accordance with national and state EMT-P and Paramedic guidelines.
• Keep accurate records of all injuries, method of treatment, rehabilitation, and medical releases.
• During normal operations, provide relevant information to SW medical staff to support the students' medical needs.
• Work a non-standard schedule, extended hours, and/or rotating shifts which may include early mornings, evenings, nights, weekends, and/or holidays, but not to exceed 40 hours per week.
• The Contractor shall be flexible and may need to deviate from the typical work week schedule.
• The work requires some physical exertion, such as walking over rough, uneven, or rocky surfaces as well as time spent outdoors in extreme temperatures and variable weather conditions.
• Work can require prolonged standing indoors or outdoors, bending, reaching, and lifting up to 50 lbs.
• The HCWs physical conditioning must be sufficient to demonstrate and perform various exercise procedures and the ability to perform under stress, including lifting heavy weights potentially up to 100 lbs., squatting, sitting, running, jumping, bending, walking, crawling (low/high profile) for up to 25 meters, and prolonged standing.
• The position requires ability to move over, around, and through obstacles to a height of 10 feet, and up to 1.5 mile over rough terrain in extreme temperatures.
• Visits or extended duties in these locations or sites are necessary to observe performance/events, to survey, to conduct planning, etcetera to ensure mission accomplishment.
• Some agility and strength may be required in executing medical coverage in these operational environments.
• Work may require travel away from the normal duty station in order to support training requirements.

Benefits

Excellent work-life balance
Supportive environment
Employee status with generous benefits package
Give back and care for our Nation's armed forces

Pay

Negotiable based on experience and qualifications

Schedule

Non-standard schedule, extended hours, and/or rotating shifts which may include early mornings, evenings, nights, weekends, and/or holidays, but not to exceed 40 hours per week.