Disaster Response Fire Fighter Engineer EMT Base Camp

This position is contingent on contract award.This is an on-call casual position responsible for responding to disasters in support of state and federal government efforts. The Emergency Medical Technician may be deployed for periods ranging from 14 to 120 days to areas impacted by significant disasters across the United States and its territories. Compensation rates will vary depending on the specific disaster and location. The Firefighter Driver Engineer EMT performs a comprehensive array of firefighting and emergency medical services (EMS) duties, including the suppression of various fire types, provision of emergency medical care, and participation in fire training and prevention initiatives. This role involves responding to fire, rescue, and emergency medical calls according to established protocols, executing emergency medical procedures for the care of the sick and injured, and safely operating fire apparatus during emergency responses. Additionally, the Firefighter EMT is responsible for maintaining fire and EMS equipment, ensuring it is returned to an operational state after each incident. Key ResponsibilitiesResponding to fire, rescue, and emergency medical calls according to established protocols. Operated water pump apparatus during fire suppression activities.  Performs routine maintenance on fire/ambulance apparatus, including minor mechanical and cleaning work and keeping written maintenance log current. Execute emergency medical procedures for the care of the sick and injured. Safely operate fire apparatus during emergency responses.  Maintaining fire and EMS equipment, ensuring it is returned to an operational state after each incident. Assist medical providers in performing procedures and delivering treatments within the scope of licensure. Proactively administer basic medical care, including visual acuity assessments, basic wound care, bandage changes, and medication administration within the defined scope of practice. Assess, document, and monitor patients’ vital signs, chief complaints, medical histories, and prescribed medications. Establish and document observable interventions in accordance with protocols. Communicate any changes in patients’ conditions to the medical provider promptly. Support patients with basic care needs and activities of daily living as necessary. Provide patient education and support to promote informed health decisions. Maintain supply inventory by monitoring stock levels and anticipating supply needs. Restock clinical and provider areas upon receipt of supplies. Participate in cross-training initiatives to work effectively in clinics, emergency rooms, and inpatient units. Engage in on-call rotation as required. This list is non-exhaustive, and the role holder may be required to undertake additional duties that are not specifically listed above.