Deployment Technician/Supply Technician - NIGHT shift

Posted 9 days ago

medstar ambulanceClinton (MI)

Emergency Medical Technicians Ambulance Services

SENIORITY

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About the role

Deployment Technician Join the team that is redefining how EMS and mobile healthcare is delivered in Michigan. Medstar EMTs and Paramedics provide 911 service to more communities in Southeast Michigan than any other provider, and our critical care, air medical, and inter-facility partnerships continue to grow throughout the region. Deployment Technicians are responsible for preparing ambulance for duty shifts, including stocking supplies, washing vehicles, and completing checklists. Candidates must be reliable, organized self-starters, with a strong attention to detail, as their role is critical to the delivery of emergency and interfacility patient care and transportation.

Requirements: Valid Michigan Operators Drivers license and a good driving record; Minimum 1-year work experience, preferably with experience detailing vehicles; Ability to work weekends and evenings. Must be a self-starter and able to work with minimal supervision. Must be able to work in a garage setting. Ability to stoop, bend, climb, lift, and walk long distances is required. Must be able to successfully pass a drug screen and fit for duty evaluation; along with a criminal background screen.

Benefits: Health, Dental, and Vision 401kPaid time off Tuition reimbursement Medstar Ambulance Michigan is an EEO employer - M/F/Vets/Disabled

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