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Emergency Medical Responder (EMR)

Below you will find out more information about our Emergency Medical Responder position

Responsibilities

Provide medical standby coverage for industrial and remote worksites as the primary onsite medical provider.
Perform patient assessments and deliver care within the approved EMR scope, including airway management, oxygen therapy, splinting, vitals monitoring, and basic life support.
Stabilize patients and coordinate transport or higher-level care when required.
Maintain readiness of the medical unit, equipment, and supplies at all times.
Complete accurate documentation for all patient care, safety observations, and site reporting.
Identify site hazards and escalate concerns through proper channels.
Communicate effectively with supervisors, client representatives, and emergency services.
Work independently as a lone medic while adhering to company procedures and chain of command.
Participate in safety meetings, site orientations, and drills as needed.

Current Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) license in good standing.
Experience working in industrial or remote environments is an asset.
Able to function independently, confidently, and professionally in isolated settings.
Strong critical thinking and patient assessment skills.
Self-motivated and willing to learn about the industries we support.
Able to remain calm, organized, and effective in high-pressure situations.
Comfortable following structured reporting lines and working within a chain-of-command system.
Trustworthy, reliable, and forthcoming with relevant information.
Strong communication and documentation skills.
Physically capable of performing EMR duties, including equipment handling and working in rugged conditions.

Experience driving 4WD vehicles in remote or rugged terrain.
Previous oil and gas experience or familiarity with industrial safety protocols.
Additional safety tickets (e.g. Ground Disturbance, Fall Protection, WHMIS).
Experience working as part of an emergency response or medical standby team.

Current Emergency Medical Responder License (With applicable provincial reglulatory body i.e EMLA, College of Paramedics - AB, SK, Etc)
Current CPR certification.
Common Safety Orientation (CSO).
H2S Alive.
Valid driver’s license.
All licensing and certifications must remain current; expired credentials may result in removal from the roster or dismissal.
There may be additional orientations or training required depending on client or site-specific requirements (e.g. site orientations, security clearances, operator-specific modules).

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