Paramedic - Offshore
2 weeks ago
Location: Off the Coast of Santa Barbara, CA
Schedule: 14 days on / 14 days off rotation
Compensation: Salary based on experience + paid travel
About the Company:
XMD is a pioneering remote medical company specializing in delivering healthcare solutions to the oil and gas industry in isolated regions. With 8 land clinics strategically positioned in remote areas, we offer comprehensive occupational health screenings and emergency medical care for work-related injuries. Our dedicated team of offshore medics ensures prompt and expert emergency medical assistance on client locations, while our skilled case managers provide thorough case management services nationwide. From initial triage to continuous care, we guide and support injured workers until their successful return to work. Join us in making a difference where it matters most.
Position Summary:
The Offshore Paramedic will provide advanced life support medical care and respond to health, safety and environmental incidents on an offshore oil rig located off the coast of Santa Barbara, CA. Candidates must have prior offshore medic experience and the necessary certifications to work autonomously in this remote setting.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide emergency medical treatment to rig personnel as a solo provider
- Coordinate medical evacuations (medevacs) as needed
- Conduct medical audits and maintain medical equipment/supplies
- Respond to safety and environmental incidents on the rig
- Deliver toolbox talks and safety training to workers
- Maintain detailed medical records and reports
Requirements:
- Certified EMT-Paramedic with current National Registry and/or State licensure
- ACLS and BLS certified
- Minimum 2 years offshore medic & HSE tech experience
- HUET (Helicopter Underwater Egress Training) certified
- Swing rope transfer certification
- Strong decision making skills to work autonomously
- Excellent written and verbal communication abilities
We offer a competitive benefits package with paid travel rotations. Qualified candidates encouraged to apply.
