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About the Role
About You
- Minimum five years’ experience as a Paramedic, preferably in a large metropolitan area.
- Current licensure and/or certification as a Paramedic, BLS, ACLS, PALS, PHTLS, and NRP.
- Valid driver's license from Oregon, Idaho, Washington, or Montana with at least three years of driving experience.
- Strong leadership skills and ability to communicate effectively in stressful situations.
- FP-C exam must be taken within one year of hire, certification obtained within two years of hire.
- Completion of Department of Transportation Air Medical Curriculum within six months of hire date.
- Ability to work varied shifts and cover fixed wing call shifts.
Benefits
- Competitive compensation above industry standard.
- 100% company-paid medical, dental, vision, life/AD&D, and short & long term disability.
- 401k with 100% vested employer contribution.
- Generous paid time off plan starting at almost 4 weeks a year for full-time employees.
- Tuition/Training reimbursement and paid volunteer time.
- Dog friendly work environment.
Life Flight Network is the premier air and ground ICU-level medical transport service, providing helicopter, fixed-wing, and ground ambulance transport throughout Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana. Our mission is saving lives with industry-leading care and transport. This directive is supported by Life Flight Network's owner consortium of non-profit, world-class healthcare systems, Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, Providence Health & Services, Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, and Oregon Health & Science University. Every employee at Life Flight Network is dedicated to saving lives through exceptional, safe, and expeditious ICU-level care and transport. For over 45 years, Life Flight Network has provided award-winning service and support to patients, hospitals, and EMS, ensuring patients receive the foremost quality care and transport. From the mountains of Montana and the backcountry of Idaho to the plains of Washington and the Oregon coastline, our services are woven into the regions we serve. We live, work, and play alongside these communities and residents and visitors alike entrust us to come to their aide when they need us the most—a responsibility we do not take lightly.