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Event EMT Basic

Posted 2 days ago

amrHouston (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$47000 - 56000 per year

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About the role

AMR is hiring EMT Basic Event Medical Personnel to provide frontline care at community events, venues, and gatherings. In this role, you will assess patients, deliver basic life support, administer first aid, and safely prepare patients for transport when needed. You will document care, communicate with dispatch and clinical partners, and operate within AMR and local protocols. AMR offers ongoing clinical training, advancement opportunities, and the chance to build field experience in a fast-paced, team-oriented, and safety-focused environment serving diverse communities. Provide basic life support and first aid at events and venues Perform patient assessment and monitor vital signs Stabilize patients and prepare for transport when indicated Operate within AMR, local, and state EMS protocols Accurately document patient care and event reports Communicate effectively with dispatch, partners, and event staff Maintain medical equipment, supplies, and cleanliness of response areas Follow all safety procedures and infection control practices Support crowd and scene safety in collaboration with public safety partners Participate in ongoing training and skills development Basic life support (BLS) Patient assessment CPR and AED use Airway management (BVM, OPA/NPA) Bleeding control and wound care Splinting and immobilization Vital signs monitoring EMS documentation and ePCR systems Radio/dispatch communication Safe patient movement and lifting Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Current state EMT-B certification/licensure BLS/CPR certification Valid driver’s license with acceptable record NREMT certification preferred

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