Primary Care Paramedic

5 days ago

Fort St John BC, Peace River Regional District, BC; British Columbia, Canada Mountainview Safety Services Full-time
Primary Care Paramedic – Full-Time, Project/Assignment Based Mountainview Safety Services Ltd. has ongoing industrial operations and project work requiring Primary Care Paramedics in northeastern BC and northwestern Alberta. This position provides regular industrial assignments and scheduled rotations supporting clients across Western Canada. Assignments may include extended project work and ongoing rotational opportunities. This is an excellent opportunity for PCPs seeking consistent industrial work and rotational assignments rather than occasional shift work. Schedule: 12-hour shifts that may include days and nights, weekdays, weekends, and holidays on camp, shack, or truck-based locations. Mountainview Safety Services Ltd. is committed to building and facilitating an environment of respect and personal growth for all our staff. We support this commitment with competitive compensation, comprehensive training, reliable equipment, and supportive supervision. Mountainview Safety’s professional field medics are responsible for providing clients with the required level of emergency medical care and medical coverage on remote and/or industrial locations. This includes provision of emergency care for sick and injured personnel on site in addition to the routine care of non-emergency patients. Medics will also be committed to actively participating in and promoting the Occupational Health and Safety programs established by our clients. being the sole point of contact for emergency and non-emergency medical situations as they arise and consulting with medical control as required; -maintaining relevant medical protocols on site, providing first aid response to minor injuries, providing stabilization and pre-hospital care for medevac cases, interacting with medical facility as required; -maintaining the first aid station/shack/unit, safely storing and replenishing medical supplies as required, setting an example and fostering enthusiasm for Health, Safety, and -Environment issues in accordance with the Client’s Safety Management System, helping to establish a proactive approach of enhanced HSE practices; -medical standby in the field on industrial sites including but not limited to drilling rigs, service rigs, construction, facility, and pipeline jobs; -daily cleaning, decontaminating, and checks of vehicles completed and documented at the end of each shift; -site-specific paperwork updated and completed as needed; -sign all personnel in and out of site and keep accurate records; -maintain confidential patient medical documentation and reports as per legislation. we value the diversity of our staff. Travel more than one hour may be required. Competitive all-inclusive hourly rates. Full-size trucks, newer MTC's, complete BLS kits, clean and accessible setup in units. Successful candidates will be experienced providing leading edge emergency medical coverage in extreme and remote environments, with a proven ability to maintain the highest standards of professionalism while demonstrating the flexibility, positive attitude, and professionalism necessary for success in such locations. A minimum of 2 years of experience providing remote emergency medical support services in forestry, mining, construction, or oil and gas industry is preferred. Proven ability to remain open-minded and objective while successfully managing multiple projects or tasks. Enthusiasm for enhancing your skill set by undertaking ongoing field level medical training while on rotation. Experience in SiteDocs and/or WorkHub considered to be an asset. High School Diploma/GED Certification Requirements Class 5 driver's licence including current driver's abstract (abstract issued within the last 30 days), minimum 3 years driving experience in Canada (required by insurance provider) TDG and WHIMIS (provided in-house during onboarding) Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug and alcohol screen (please note that some clients have zero-tolerance policy) Further site specific orientations may be required such as PCST (Pipeline Construction Safety Training)