Union County EMS is seeking to hire a full-time paramedic and is accepting applications for Prn positions with the potential for future full-time employment. . Union County EMS operates on a 24 on/48 hour off shift schedule. This position will qualify for State Employee Health Benefits as well as State of South Carolina Retirement.
Job Title: Data Manager
Department: EMS
Duties: Under general supervision, performs administrative and
Clemson University Fire & EMS is seeking EMTs, AEMTs, and Paramedics for Stadium Medical Staff for the 2020 Football Season.
Clarendon County Fire / Rescue is a recently merged department serving the citizens in the beautiful county of Clarendon, SC. We are looking for Paramedics, Advanced EMTs, and Basic EMTs with the highest level of professional standards.
Calhoun County EMS is looking to add to our team. We are seeking full and part time paramedics and part time EMT and/or Advanced EMTs to work with us. We offer a 24/48 schedule for full time at a relaxed environment with a low call volume in a rural setting.
Burn and Reconstructive Centers of America and BRCA Foundation are excited to introduce the newest resource in the BRCA network: BRCA Online Education with Cloud CME. On our new web-based education platform, users will have the opportunity to learn more about caring for burn patients and, in most cases, earn Continuing Education credits for a variety of topics.
Ontime Transport of Orangeburg is currently seeking qualified applicants for certified EMT and Paramedic candidates. Flexible hours, as well as a 24/48 model, are available. We have a wide range of opportunities to maximally utilize your skills. Our salary and benefits package are among the most competetive in the region.
This is an infographic for EMS providers to hand out to public as they are called to the scene to potential COVID-19 calls. It clarifies when to call and when not to call EMS. This infographic is also available in English.
This is an infographic for EMS providers to hand out to public as they are called to the scene to potential COVID-19 calls. It clarifies when to call and when not to call EMS. This infographic is also available in Spanish.
This is the guidance on patients that are safe to assess and not transport to a hospital during widespread cases of confirmed COVID-19 patients. Note: This guidance is only applicable if Local Medical Control Physician has decided to enact non-transport guidelines based on local indications AND in consultation with their hospital community leaders, EMD and DHEC.
