Emergency Medical Technician

Company Description Children's Ambulance Service is the premier pediatric ambulance provider serving the Greater Houston Area, with a dedicated focus on children and adolescents. The organization delivers specialized emergency medical transport tailored to the unique needs of pediatric patients and their families. Team members work with modern equipment and protocols designed for pediatric care, supporting safe and compassionate transports. The service emphasizes clinical excellence, rapid response, and collaboration with hospitals and healthcare partners across the region.Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Emergency Medical Technician role based in Spring, TX. The EMT will provide pediatric-focused pre-hospital emergency care, including patient assessment, basic life support interventions, and safe transport of patients to appropriate medical facilities. Daily responsibilities include responding to emergency and non-emergency calls, monitoring patient status during transport, operating and maintaining ambulance equipment, and documenting all care accurately and timely. The EMT will collaborate closely with paramedics, nurses, and other healthcare professionals, follow established EMS protocols and safety procedures, and participate in ongoing training and quality improvement activities. The role also involves communicating with patients’ families, ensuring a calm and supportive environment during stressful situations.Qualifications Strong foundation in Emergency Services and Emergency Medical Services (EMS), with experience providing pre-hospital care in fast-paced environments.Current certification or eligibility with the U.S. National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT), demonstrating nationally recognized EMT competence.Knowledge of Paramedic practices and Medicine principles relevant to pediatric emergency care, and ability to work effectively alongside advanced life support providers.Ability to assess pediatric patients, perform basic life support, and use EMS equipment safely and effectively.State EMT certification/licensure for Texas (or ability to obtain), and completion of an accredited EMT training program.Strong communication skills, including clear documentation and professional interaction with patients, families, and medical staff.Capacity to lift, move, and transport patients and equipment, and to work flexible shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays as needed.Prior pediatric or hospital emergency experience is beneficial, along with ongoing commitment to continuing education and adherence to safety and infection control standards.