Medical Triage Representative

Posted 17 days ago

peoplesharePrinceton (NJ)

Emergency Medical Technicians Ambulance Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$25/hr

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About the role

Medical Triage ProfessionalWe are seeking experienced medical triage professionals only—individuals trained specifically in emergency assessment, patient prioritization, and rapid clinical decision-making. If your background centers on direct triage work (EMS, ER, acute care call centers, nurse triage lines), we want to meet you. This role is ideal for candidates who have performed real-time triage, assessed severity, and made critical disposition decisions under pressure.

Location: Princeton, NJ Pay: $25/hr Schedule: 3 days per week, 13‐hour shifts (nights & weekends required)

Key Responsibilities: Handle emergency and urgent medical inquiries requiring clinical triage judgmentApply established triage protocols to assess urgency and prioritize care needsCoordinate care, including urgent referrals, prescription support, and rare medical evacuationsDocument cases accurately using triage or case-management systemsCommunicate with members, clinicians, and emergency resourcesMaintain an updated database of medical providersSupport process improvements within the triage teamHandle all sensitive medical information with professionalismRequired Qualifications (Must-Haves):Hands-on, direct triage experience is REQUIREDExamples: ER triage, EMS/paramedic triage, nurse triage call lines, urgent care triage, flight medicine, crisis medical responseActive or previous credential as RN, EMT, Paramedic, or similar emergency-trained fieldMinimum 2 years of emergency triage or rapid‐assessment experienceCustomer service skills within a clinical or emergency assistance environmentStrong written and verbal communication skillsAbility to remain calm and make confident decisions in high‐pressure situationsWillingness to work nights, weekends, holidays, and some overtime

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