ATvantage LLC is hiring: Emergency Medical Technician in San Diego

Posted 18 days ago

atvantageSan Diego (CA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$26.00 – $30.00 / hour

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About the role

Part-Time EMT — Event Coverage Core Team
Location: San Diego, CA 91909
Compensation: $26.00 – $30.00 / hour (W2 hourly employment, commensurate with experience)
Position Type: Part-Time, HourlyShift Expectations: ~8–15 hours/week (2–3 shifts/week); minimum expected availability of 15 hours/month The ATvantage WayAre you looking to utilize your emergency medical skills without burnout or sacrificing your entire week? Want a venue and event medical role that easily fits around your primary job, family, or personal commitments? At ATvantage, we do event medical coverage the way it should be—consistent, supported, and sustainable. We are seeking a reliable Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) to join our Event Coverage Core Team in CA. This is a secure W2 hourly position offering predictable local scheduling, competitive pay, and a supportive leadership network that treats you like the medical professional you are. Why EMTs Choose ATvantageA Schedule That Fits Your Life: Work consistent, predictable shifts (~1–3 times per week, roughly 4–15 hours weekly) with a minimal availability of 15 hours per month to stay active on the core team. Minimal Travel: Focus your time on-site delivering high-quality emergency response and event care, rather than spending hours commuting or stuck on long transfers. Hourly Peace of Mind: Earn a highly competitive rate ($26.00 – $30.00/hr) as a secure W2 employee, ensuring you are paid fairly for every single hour you work. Support That Actually Matters: Backed by dedicated ATvantage leadership—you are never left on an island. Experience true collaboration with site leaders, athletic trainers, and staff who value your expertise.
What You'll Do: Provide high-quality on-site emergency medical coverage, initial triage, and first aid during assigned local athletic and event coverage shifts. Respond rapidly to acute medical incidents, athletic injuries, or emergency situations on-site. Assess patient conditions, deliver immediate care within the EMT scope of practice, and coordinate higher-level EMS transport when necessary. Maintain clear, accurate, and confidential electronic incident and care documentation. Maintain and inventory event medical kits and emergency response supplies before and after shifts. Serve as a professional, calm, and reassuring medical presence for athletes, event participants, staff, and spectators.
Requirements:
  • 3+ years EMT Event Experience REQUIREDCurrent EMT Certification (NREMT and/or Pennsylvania EMT State Certification)
  • Current CPR / BLS for Healthcare Providers certification
  • Mandated Reporter training within the last 2 years
  • Valid Driver's License and reliable transportation to shift locations in/around San Diego, CAStrong communication skills and a professional demeanor under pressure
  • Background checks and clearances as required by Pennsylvania state guidelines (e.g., Child Abuse, FBI Fingerprinting, Criminal History)
  • Curious but want to learn more?
  • Apply now to join a core team that truly supports event medical professionals—on and off the field!

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