Primary Care Paramedics

Post Date: January 14, 2026 Closing Date: February 6, 2026 4:30 pm Department: Emergency Services Job Type: Part Time

Responsible for performing patient assessment, treatment and monitoring tasks, which includes some controlled medical acts while providing safe and timely transport in accordance with The Ambulance Act, Ontario Regulation 257/00, Patient Care and Transportation Standards, Ambulance Service Documentation Standards and Communicable Disease Standards and all aspects of this Departmental Standing Operating Procedures.

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• Assessing environmental risks and responding to patient(s) and personal safety needs.
• Patient triage assessment and evaluation:
  • Conducting a primary survey of the patient to establish airway, breathing, circulatory and neurological status and disabilities;
  • Collecting vital signs and a medical and/or incident history and where certified, cardiac monitoring readings from automatic or semi-automatic monitor/defibrillators;
  • Conducting a secondary survey as appropriate;
  • Adapting facts and findings to identify appropriate life support procedures and to formulate a working assessment for care and transport.
• Patient care and monitoring:
• Provides treatment to patients assessed within the scope of A-EMCA, EMCA or EMA training to the standards of the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, Basic Life Support Patient Care Standards and/or the Southwestern Regional Base Hospital Program’s Directives and Procedures Standards and/or the County of Huron Directives and Procedures Standards;
• Administering cardiopulmonary resuscitation, manual ventilation using for example, a bag valve mask, oxygen and other methods and equipment to support heart and lung functions and airway patency;
• Using various techniques and equipment, including non-endotracheal airways and tube devices and manually or automatically triggered resuscitators to restore, improve or replace airway patency and respiration;
• Checking and operating manual, semi-automatic and automatic defibrillation equipment to restore an effective heart beat;
• Administering medications under well-defined circumstances;
• Maintain and where certified initiate peripheral intravenous therapy;
• Immobilizing fractures and spinal injuries and bandaging and treating hemorrhages, wounds and environmental injuries;
• Monitoring patients, reassessing patient to detect condition variances and re-initiating basic care procedures. This includes some controlled medical acts to sustain, restore or replace vital functions and stabilize illness and injuries;
• Documenting and reporting using medical formats and pharmaceutical terminology to provide physicians with a complete clinical picture for per-hospital working assessment or to substantiate initiation of standardized protocols of care.
• Patient(s) positioning, carrying and conveying;
• Documentation and reporting;
• Cleaning and/or maintenance of equipment, supplies, vehicles of transport and base stations;
• Re-stocking of patient care and accessory equipment after each call.
• Decontamination of vehicles, equipment and supplies as required
• Complies with direction from CACC regarding transportation of patients to medical facilities;
• Transport patients to hospital or other medical facility for further medical care, in a safe manner;
• Advising CACC of availability of vehicle and…