The Role
As a Paramedic in Aurora, you're the clinical lead of a two-person crew, responding to 911 emergencies across Aurora and Hamilton County and handling interfacility and transfer calls. You'll run the full ALS scope — assessment, pharmacology, advanced airway, cardiac monitoring, and resuscitation — under Nebraska protocols and Medical Director standing orders, with the autonomy and support to practice good medicine.
Location Aurora, Nebraska
Service Lines 911 emergency response + interfacility/transfer (IFT)
Schedule48/96 rotation — 48 hours on, 96 hours off
Employment Type Full-Time and Part-Time openings
Reports To: EMS Director (Aurora)
What You'll Do
- Respond promptly to 911 and transfer calls within the Aurora and Hamilton County service area
- Serve as the clinical decision-maker on scene as part of a two-person crew
- Perform patient assessments and deliver the full ALS scope under Nebraska EMS protocols and Medical Director standing orders
- Administer medications via IV, IM, or IO per protocol
- Manage airways using advanced techniques; acquire and interpret 12-lead ECGs and function in an advanced practice/CCT setting.
- Provide full ALS resuscitation, including defibrillation, for cardiac arrest patients
- Safely operate an emergency ambulance to and from scenes and receiving facilities
- Complete electronic patient care reports (ZOLL emsCharts) accurately and on time, documenting all interventions
- Conduct daily vehicle and equipment readiness checks; document in PSTrax and maintain ALS medication and equipment par levels
- Maintain controlled-substance chain of custody per protocol
- Participate in QA/QI peer review and continuing education
- Treat every patient, family member, and partner agency with professionalism and respect
Benefits & Culture
- Full-time positions include a full benefits package: medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid time off, and more
- Part-time positions offer flexible scheduling that works around your life
- A true 48/96 rotation that protects your days off
- Modern tools in every unit — AT&T FirstNet device, ZOLL emsCharts, and our full technology stack
- Peer recognition through Bonusly
- Real room to grow — into critical care, field training, and crew leadership
Required Qualifications
- ALS field experience in a 911 and/or transport setting
- ACLS and PALS certifications
- PHTLS or ITLS certification
- Roots in or genuine commitment to the Aurora / Hamilton County community
- Current, valid Nebraska Paramedic license (KBEMS)
- Current BLS certification
- Valid driver's license with clean driving record
- U.S. citizenship or authorized to work in the United States
Preferred Qualifications
- CCT-P, FP-C, or CCP-C critical care certification
All information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.