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Global Medical Response (GMR) is a leading provider of emergency and patient relocation services, operating through its family of companies including AMR. GMR is renowned for delivering compassionate, quality medical care primarily in emergency medical transport and interfacility transfers. The company is committed to maintaining strong community relations and providing employees with extensive support and comprehensive benefits. By joining their team, employees become part of a larger mission focused on patient-centered care, safety, and community engagement, with a strong emphasis on upholding core values that guide all aspects of service delivery. The critical care transport services within GMR represent an essential component in the continuum of care, ensuring patients receive monitored, high-level medical attention during transport to healthcare facilities. This part-time Critical Care Transport Emergency Medical Technician (CCT EMT) role offers a unique opportunity for those passionate about emergency medical services and pediatric patient care. The position involves responding to both emergency and non-emergency transport requests, delivering high-quality medical treatment and customer service to patients ranging from newborns to young adults aged 22 years. There are two specific positions available; one based at Children’s Hospital located at Centennial Airport and the other at Children’s Hospital in Colorado Springs. Both roles support the care delivery to patients in a pediatric age group, requiring adaptability to a dynamic medical environment. The CCT EMT is responsible for the safe operation of the critical care ground ambulance, including routine maintenance such as refueling and checking oxygen and medical air supplies. They play a vital support role to the flight crew in caring for transported patients by assisting in patient assessments, monitoring vital signs, and preparing patients for transport using appropriate medical equipment. The role involves coordination with dispatch, maintaining communication through work phones and radios, and ensuring compliance with CAMTS accreditation standards which underscore the quality and safety of medical transport services. Additional responsibilities involve ensuring the ambulance is always ready for deployment by cleaning, restocking supplies, and completing necessary checklists. The CCT EMT also participates in public relations efforts to raise awareness about the program, attend mandated staff meetings, and engage in community outreach programs to enhance the hospital and service’s public image. Monthly staff meetings and training requirements ensure that employees remain up-to-date on current protocols and operational procedures. Communication and teamwork with the flight crew and dispatch are crucial aspects of the role to efficiently manage patient transports. This position requires a high level of professionalism, attention to detail, and the ability to work under the direction of flight registered nurses and flight respiratory therapists, who delegate patient care tasks within the EMT’s scope of practice. The working environment demands physical ability to safely load and unload patients and equipment while maintaining stringent safety standards. The role offers a starting pay of $19.00 per hour, with credit given for relevant experience, and presents an hourly wage range up to $30.40. The position is part-time, offering flexibility for individuals balancing work and other commitments. Global Medical Response and its family of companies promote equal employment opportunity, advocating reasonable accommodations and veteran support, making it a supportive workplace. Overall, the part-time CCT EMT position at GMR’s Children’s Hospital locations offers a fulfilling and important career path for EMTs who are dedicated to critical pediatric transport and emergency medical care. It blends direct patient care responsibilities with operational support duties, emphasizing teamwork, safety, and community engagement. Employees benefit from extensive training, a culture of continuous improvement, and access to comprehensive benefits packages, contributing to personal and professional growth within the emergency medical services field.

• High school diploma or GED certificate
• Colorado State EMT and CPR certificates
• Valid driver's license for a minimum of 2 years
• Six months of ambulance driving experience strongly preferred
• Free of any clinical or corrective action