Description
EMTs will usually work a 48-hour on/96-hour off schedule; however, that may vary depending upon scheduled transfers or call volume demand, and may include holidays and weekends.

• Good eyesight, hearing, manual coordination, and dexterity.

• This position requires sitting, standing, bending, walking, stooping, crouching, kneeling, and climbing stairs for long periods of time.

• Be able to push a stretcher, wheelchair, or stair chair and position clients frequently.

• Use proper body mechanics while performing duties safely.

• Able to bend, lift, push, drag, hoist, and pull over 70 pounds or more is required. e.g., equipment and or assisting clients.

• The work is physically demanding when assisting clients, and one must be able to successfully pass a Physical Agility Test.

• Exposure to a variety of weather conditions. e.g. Ice, snow, ...