Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

- Respond to emergency calls as part of JPS's community paramedicine program in Tarrant County - Assess patient conditions, provide basic life support, and transport to appropriate facilities - Assist paramedics with advanced procedures during critical transports - Complete patient care reports and maintain ambulance equipment between calls - Participate in community health screenings and outreach events

- Texas DSHS EMT-Basic certification (or National Registry with Texas reciprocity) - Valid Texas driver's license with clean driving record - BLS/CPR certification - Ability to work 24-hour shifts (Kelly schedule: 24 on, 48 off) - Physical ability to lift patients on stretchers (125+ lbs with partner)

- $18-$22/hr with built-in overtime on 24-hour shift schedule - Tarrant County benefits: pension, medical, dental, vision - Paramedic school tuition sponsorship for EMTs who want to advance - Kelly schedule means you work roughly 10 days per month - JPS is the safety-net hospital for Tarrant County — every shift matters