Flight Paramedic

The Flight Paramedic provides high-quality, comprehensive care to critically ill and/or injured persons in the air medical environment. This role requires a strong foundation in patient care, with a focus on delivering exceptional medical services in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.

• Provide medical care from initial contact until patient care is relinquished to the accepting medical facility or EMS services.
• Maintain thorough patient care documentation, utilizing the company's electronic health record.
• Function as a medical flight team-member, demonstrating competency in knowledge by participating in clinical experiences, didactic, and laboratory experiences.
• Attend pre-mission briefing and mission de-briefing, plan and prepare by reviewing patient information, communicate with clinical leadership, sending, and receiving clinical team members.
• Participate in Phoenix Air Group committees, projects, activities, and positively represent the company in all interactions in public and on social media.
• Attend clinical staff meetings, either in person or online, and participate in the development and review of patient care guidelines and standards as assigned.
• Comply with safety standards to assure safety of self, team-members, patient, and equipment prior to aircraft departure.
• Must be able to perform all flight missions as assigned, to include but not limited to, High Consequence Infectious Disease (HCID) flights.
• Must be able to deploy for a minimum of two (2) weeks on assignments away from home.
• Must be within a 3-hour response range to the Cartersville, GA airport.

• Nationally Registered Paramedic currently licensed in the United States.
• Minimum three-year experience, five-year or more preferred.
• Must have BLS, ACLS, pediatric specialty, and TPATC (or ATLS audit) (may obtain the trauma course within one year after hire).
• Certification in one of the following preferred: FP-C or CCP-C (must obtain within two-year after hire).
• Must be able to pass a federal background check to obtain a security clearance.
• Successful applicant must comply with federal contractor vaccine mandate requirements.
• Able to read, analyze and interpret health and flight-related journals, hospital records and job-specific legal documents.
• Ability to respond to inquiries or complaints from clients, regulatory agencies, or members of the business community.
• Ability to interface with technology demands involved in delivering care within aeromedical operations.
• Have a valid US Passport.