EMT Intern

Are you interested in becoming an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)?

UPMC is offering a paid training program that is 10-weeks.

This is a full-time position Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm.

Training will take place at our Lemoyne education facility, (3 Walnut Street, Lemoyne, PA).

Upon successful completion and certification, employment as an EMT will continue based on our operation schedule. Opportunities will be available in Dauphin, York, and Adams County locations.

You must be 18 years of age and have a valid driver’s license along with a high school diploma or GED to qualify for this position.

Salary for this position will be $17.20/hour with a generous total rewards package.

All materials and uniforms are provided. 

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Responsibilities:

• Demonstrates cognitive competency of EMT knowledge measured by quizzes and examinations.
• Demonstrates psychomotor competency of EMT skills measured by completion of practical stations and field performance.
• Demonstrates successful completion of the required number of field contacts, field objectives, and scheduled field hours at Community LifeTeam EMS.
• Successful completion of Emergency Vehicle Driver Training (EVDT) program.
• Successful completion of American Heart Association CPR program for Healthcare Providers.
• Successful completion of a Hazardous Materials Awareness level program.
• Successful completion of NIMS/ICS 100, 200, 700, & 800 programs.
• Responds to emergency and non-emergency ambulance responses to provide efficient and immediate care to include the critically injured or ill.
• Selects and uses personal protective equipment appropriate to the level of anticipated hazard. Interacts and communicates with a diverse group of patients utilizing customer service skills.
• Perform patient assessment and patient care at the basic life support level for patients of all age groups, including the initiation of prehospital care in accordance with established standards or policies to patients suffering from traumatic injuries or medical emergencies.
• Perform necessary communication with communications center, Fire/EMS units utilizing UHF, VHF and cellular telephones.
• Commit to high quality, safe work; encourage others to have similar standards.
• Identify processes/systems that could lead to inefficient practices, unsafe conditions, errors or adverse events.
• Understand that patient safety is everyone’s responsibility.
• Complete patient records and required state charts on all transports and transfers performed.
• Complete a legible narrative description of the patient’s condition.
• Operate emergency vehicles, ambulances, wheelchair vans, and passenger vans under routine and emergency conditions in a safe, controlled manner in accordance with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Vehicle Code and Department of Health.
• Provide prehospital transportation of emergency or non-emergency patients, locally, out of region, or out of state.
• Perform support functions such as restocking and inventory maintenance of supplies and equipment, cleaning of equipment, transport of equipment, transport specimens to diagnostic testing areas, and transport of equipment (inter- and intra-departmental).