Butler County EMS is seeking a full-time Medical Billing Clerk.  Applications will be accepted until November 30, 2020.  

Position Summary: Under the supervision of the Director of EMS, this employee must act independently and reasonably. This employee must maintain a high level of professionalism and confidentiality in this position. This employee is responsible for reviewing Patient Care reports, entering patient care report and submitting the reports to insurance companies for payment. Focus of this position is medical billing. Must be able to address citizen concerns and complaints and help them with their questions. Must have or obtain a high level of medical insurance billing knowledge and understanding. 

For further information: Medical Billing Clerk - Butler County EMS.pdf

Pottawatomie County Emergency Medical Services (PCEMS) is seeking highly motivated individuals for full-time and PRN Paramedic position(s).

Pottawatomie County Emergency Medical Services (PCEMS) provides full-time advanced life support ambulance service to one of the fastest growing counties in Kansas.  PCEMS covers over 800 square miles of diverse territory to include Pottawatomie County within the city limits of Manhattan, KS. 

Our team members work a “48/96” rotation which enables them to enjoy the opportunity to work 48 hours followed by 96 hours off – then the shift repeats. Pottawatomie County does NOT have a residency requirement for EMS personnel. Pottawatomie County EMS currently staffs 5 ambulance stations and responds to over 2,000 calls for service annually.

As a PCEMS team member you’ll enjoy a positive working atmosphere and modern equipment such as Zoll cardiac monitors, power cots with the power load system, and Auto-Pulse’s.  Along with the many Pottawatomie County employee benefits is the Kansas Police and Fire (KP&F) retirement plan.

Full-time and PRN Shifts Available.

Minimum Starting Rate is dependent on position.
Approximate annual gross income:
EMT = $39,936.00 ($12.00/hr)
AEMT =$42,432.00 ($12.75/hr)
Paramedic = $49,088.00 ($14.75/hr) DOQ.

Full-time includes excellent benefits (health insurance, paid time off, KPERS/KP&F retirement, overtime paid after 40 hours per week, and more)
Position Responsibilities: Provides emergency medical treatment in a pre-hospital setting, performing basic and advanced life support to the sick and injured.
Education Required: A high school diploma, GED, or equivalent, or graduation from a vocational school is preferred. Must be Kansas Certified and/or hold National Registration as a Paramedic
Special Requirements: Valid driver’s license.

For any questions please feel free to contact Assistant Director, Zach Bottenberg, at Zbottenberg@pottcounty.org or call our main office at 785-456-9700. 

Apply at www.ksgovjobs.com or www.pottcounty.org

Life Touch EMS is looking for Kansas Certified EMT, AEMT, or Paramedic for PRN positions. Prefer candidates with experience but not required. Must have a good attitude, be reliable, able to work well with others, and have a clean driving record. Pay is dependent on experience. If interested in becoming part of our team please go to www.lifetouchems.com and fill out an application. If you have questions please call 785-825-5115. 

Larned EMS is accepting applications for a full time technician.  ALS is preferred but all applicants will be considered.  Larned EMS is located in Pawnee County, Kansas and runs approximately 1,000 calls annually.  

• 48/96 schedule
• Competitive wages
• Routine in-house continuing education
• Optional overtime occasionally available
• An active and involved Medical Director
• Protocols for AEMT that allows full scope of practice
• New, well-functioning equipment and trucks

For further details or to apply, please email Director Kara Lawrence at klawrence@cityoflarned.com.  

*No residency requirement, however applicants within 30 miles of Larned (or willingness to relocate) are preferred.

Clinical quality assurance (QA) is paramount to the success and safety of any health care organization.  Join our organization in helping us ensure medical emergencies in Johnson County have the best possible outcome! 

Get details and apply here.

Johnson County MED-ACT is looking for motivated paramedics to work in a High Performance EMS System.

Certification as a Kansas Paramedic or registered as an EMT-Paramedic or Paramedic by the National Registry by January 15, 2021 is required.

Applications will be accepted until 08:00 on November 2, 2020. 

 For further details, please visit: https://jocogov.hua.hrsmart.com/hrsmart/ats/Posting/view/4815

***Sign-on Bonus Options up to $3,000 Available***

• Credit given for previous experience up to 10 years
• 12 hr shifts - 36 hrs first week/ 48 hrs second week rotating.
• Health, Dental, Vision, Short Term and long term disability
• 401k with Company Match
• Paid Training provided
• Advanced skills protocols

For more information go to https://careers-amr.icims.com/jobs and search Kansas, Kansas City

Under the supervision of a shift officer, the Paramedic provides highly skilled, specialized emergency medical care to injured and sick patients including advanced life support. The employee in this position responds to ambulance calls, renders medical assistance and transports patients to the proper facility. Work follows prescribed policies and procedures and is supervised by an EMS officer. 24 Hour Berkeley schedule utilized On-Off-On-Off-On-Off-Off-Off-Off (0700-0700)

Level 9 $16.18/hourly ($53,847 working full-time schedule)

KP&F Eligible, competitive insurance and other benefits available

Call (913) 250-8000 and ask for Michelle Westfall for more details.

For further information: Leavenworth Job Description.pdf

Printable application: _ Leavenworth County Application_4.6.2018.pdf

The EMT, AEMT, or Paramedic is expected to meet the urgent health care needs of all patients regardless of age or co-morbidity, consistent with their defined scope of practice.  The EMT, A EMT, or Paramedic is a unique healthcare professional in that they provide medical care and transportation in and out-of-hospital settings with medical oversight.  Therefore the EMT, A EMT, or Paramedic must be able to exercise considerable judgment, problem-solving, and decision making skills.  Work is performed under general supervision of the EMS Chief, Assistant Chief, Division Chief and/or Captain who reviews work methods and results through reports and inspections.

Complete on-line applications at http://www.franklincoks.org.

For further information, view full announcement here. Franklin County Paramedic, AEMT, EMT Job Announcement.pdf

Franklin County EMS is hiring for a full time Paramedic.  This position meets all the requirements set forth by the Kansas Board of EMS for the position of Paramedic.  The Paramedic is expected to meet the urgent health care needs of all patients regardless of age or co-morbidity, consistent with their defined scope of practice.  The Paramedic must be able to exercise considerable judgment, problem-solving, and decision making skills.  The Paramedic provides out-of-hospital medical care to those with urgent needs, and is a component of the overall healthcare system.  The Paramedic delivers care as part of a system intended to decrease the morbidity associated with sudden illness and injury.  Work is performed under general supervision of the EMS Chief, Assistant Chief, Division Chief and/or Captain.

Questions regarding this job announcement shall be directed to the Human Resources Department at 785-229-3444 or via emal at humanresources@franklincoks.org.

For additional information, view the full announcement here. Franklin County Paramedic Job Announcement.pdf