Flight Paramedic PRN

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cooper university health carePennsauken (NJ)

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Senior

SALARY

$31.00

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About the role

Job Title Rotor Wing Transport Paramedic
Job Description: This position supports organizational goals by participating in safety-oriented activities, providing quality customer service, performance improvement efforts, and demonstrating commitment to teamwork and cooperation. Responsible for the facilitation and coordination of safe and comprehensive care to all patients in the pre-hospital setting and during inter-facility transport by understanding and applying the specialized principles and techniques of emergency rotor wing transport. Will be engaged in procedure and policy development, performance improvement activities, clinical competency activities and professional and community outreach activities.
Experience Required: Minimum 3-5 years' experience within an active EMS system providing Advanced Life Support (ALS). Previous flight and/or transport experience preferred. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills required.
Education Requirements: High School diploma or equivalent. Associates or Bachelor's degree preferred. License/
Certification Requirements: Current NJ Paramedic certification or eligible for reciprocity. NREMT-P preferred. CCEMT-P preferred. Current BLS, ACLS, and PALS certification. ICS-100 or equivalent and IS-700 or equivalent upon hire. ICS-200 or equivalent and IS-800 or equivalent within first year of employment. FP-C certification preferred, must be obtained within 1 year of hire. Current state issued driver's license with clean driving record.
Special Requirements: PRN, varies Salary Min ($)USD $31.00 Salary Max ($)USD $53.00

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