Emergency Medical Technician (Basic & Advanced) - 911

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shoals ambulanceCovington (GA)

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About the role

Central EMS is looking for skilled and experienced Emergency Medical Technicians to join the 911 team in our Covington, Georgia location. Central EMS is a proud member of the Priority Ambulance family of companies. As the second largest private ambulance service in the U.S., Priority Ambulance is recognized nationally as a renowned medical transportation service with innovative healthcare solutions setting new standards across the nation. Central EMS serves more than 78,000 patients each year, with more than 430 EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, and support staff. At Central EMS we are invested in our employees and proudly offer competitive benefits including: Free Telehealth Services for Full-Time employees Marketing Competitive Wages Flexible Schedules Paid Vacation & Sick TimeFull Benefits package including medical, dental, & vision Local Career Advancement Opportunities National Career Advancement Opportunities within the Priority Ambulance Family of Companies Collaborative team and leadership staff committed to your community and your future. Why Join the Priority Ambulance Family? Exceptional medical transportation services Dedicated team of leaders invested in your career growth Innovative treat and refer virtual health programs Public-private partnerships enhancing healthcare systems At Central EMS, we are committed to making your career our priority. If you are looking to take your career to the next level, this opportunity is not one to be missed. Make the decision to invest in yourself and your future today.
Minimum EMT Qualifications:
  • High School Diploma or GEDState of Georgia EMT Certification.
  • Basic Life Support CertificationPHTLS or equivalent certification (within 6 months of hire date)EVOC or equivalent certification
  • Current State of Georgia Driver's License***Note anyone requesting 911 must have previous 911 experience or are required to start in IFT.

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