Emergency Medical Technician

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Emergency Medical Technicians Ambulance Services

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$20-$34/hour

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About the role

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

Location: Cleveland, Youngstown & surrounding Northeast Ohio markets

Pay: $20-$34/hour, based on experience, certification, and assignment

Schedule: Full-time and Part-time opportunities available

Summary: Join an established and growing emergency medical services organization serving communities throughout Northeast Ohio. This team provides a wide range of emergency and non-emergency medical transportation services, including BLS, ALS, Specialty Care Transport, hospital-to-hospital transportation, and event medical coverage. For EMTs looking to build their experience, the variety here is a major advantage. Depending on your assignment and interests, you may support hospital partners, interfacility transports, emergency calls, or medical coverage at sporting events, concerts, races, and other large-scale events.

What You'll Do: As an EMT, you will work alongside dispatchers, paramedics, hospital teams, and other healthcare professionals to provide safe, professional, and compassionate patient care. Your responsibilities may include:

Responding to emergency, urgent, and scheduled medical transportation requests
Assessing patients and providing care within your EMT scope of practice
Safely transporting patients from emergency scenes, healthcare facilities, and other locations
Monitoring patients throughout transport and communicating changes in condition
Completing accurate and timely electronic patient care reports (ePCR)
Communicating with dispatch, receiving facilities, paramedics, and other members of the care team
Inspecting your assigned vehicle, equipment, and medical supplies before and during your shift
Maintaining a clean, stocked, and ready-to-respond ambulance

What We're Looking For: To be considered, you should have:

Current Ohio EMT certification
Current CPR/BLS certification
Valid driver's license and driving record that meets company requirements
High school diploma or GEDStrong communication and interpersonal skills
A dependable, professional approach to patient care
Ability to work effectively in a fast-moving, team-oriented environment

Experience Is Welcome - But There's Room to GrowWe are interested in both experienced EMTs and candidates looking for an organization where they can continue developing their EMS careers. Relevant experience may include:911 response Interfacility transport Basic Life Support transportation Advanced Life Support environments Specialty or Critical Care Transport Emergency department or hospital-based patient care Event medicine or standby medical coverage Competitive PayEarn $20-$34/hour depending on your experience, qualifications, and assignment. Full-Time & Part-Time Options Multiple scheduling opportunities are available for EMTs looking for a primary career or additional shifts. More Variety in Your EMS CareerGain exposure to BLS, ALS, Specialty Care Transport, wheelchair transportation, hospital partnerships, and other service lines.

Event Medicine Opportunities: Be part of medical teams supporting professional sporting events, concerts, races, entertainment venues, and major community events.

Advanced Transport Exposure: Work within an EMS system that supports higher-acuity transportation, including Critical Care and MICU-related services through regional healthcare partnerships.

Training & Development:

Continue building your clinical skills through training and certification opportunities, including programs such as PALS and ITLS when applicable.
Opportunity to Advance
For EMTs interested in taking the next step in their careers, the organization supports internal development and advancement into additional clinical and leadership opportunities.
Ready for a New EMS Opportunity?
Whether you're an experienced EMT looking for a stronger organization or you're early in your career and want exposure to a wider range of EMS services, we'd like to hear from you.
Apply today to learn more about available EMT opportunities throughout Cleveland, Youngstown, and the surrounding Northeast Ohio area.

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