About this role
Our vision isn't about ambulances. It's about you:
"To provide healthcare professionals with a rewarding and diverse workplace and opportunities not otherwise available, all in the name of superior patient care."
Most EMS companies treat crews as the cost of doing business. We treat crews as the business. When our people are paid well, rested, trained, and proud of where they work, patients get better care. Everything else follows from that.
We're built "For Us, By Us." Here's what that means in Nebraska.
We are seeking team focused, dedicated healthcare professionals to serve at our Omaha and Aurora stations in EMT, Paramedic or CCT capacity - 12, 24, 36 or 48 hour shifts;
The pay (full-time)
EMT: $50,000–$55,000 per yearParamedic: $70,000-88,000 per yearCritical Care Paramedic (CCP) and Flight Paramedic (FP-C) credentials earn a higher rate.Overtime is paid as required by law and built into how our shifts are structured. Part-time is paid hourly, with competitive rates for both EMTs and Paramedics.The benefits (full-time)
Medical, dental, and vision after 90 days401(k) with a 4% company match after one yearPTO & paid sick leaveTotal Rewards package; Wellness allowances, Uniform allowances, Education Reimbursements, FoamFrat and much more!Extra money on top
$150 extra per shift when you pick up coverage on less than 7 days' notice.$250 to you and $250 to your friend when you refer someone who joins full-time.Your schedule, your call
12-hour shifts: three per week24-hour shifts: two per week48-hour blocks: work 48, then take 96 hours off. Four days off in a row, every rotation.Full-time: 36–48 hours per weekPart-time: as little as 72 hours per monthPRN: as little as 168 hours per quarter. It fits around school, a fire department, or a second career.Where we're going, and why you should come now
EMS Unlimited is building something, and Nebraska is at the center of it. Work at one or both!
Omaha (Station 137) ALS, BLS, and Critical Care interfacility transport and exciting special event Standby!Aurora (237) 911 Responses within Hamilton County and ALS/BLS/CCT IFT!Community paramedicine, federal contracts, wildland medicine and much more. Our teams work in places and roles that don't exist at a typical EMS company, and new ones keep coming.
Growth means opportunity.
Where it can take you
Wildland fire medicine. Our Station 13 team deploys on USDA Forest Service fire assignments across the West, and Nebraska crews can join.Five states, seven stations - lots of opportunity: Want a change of scenery, travel to Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, Montana, or Arizona to work a few shifts. Current Nebraska EMT or Paramedic license (or eligible)Current CPR certificationAge 21+, with a valid, clean driver's license and at least 2 years of driving experienceHigh school diploma or GEDAbility to pass a background check, drug screen, DOT physical, and physical ability examA good attitude, clinical pride, and a real liking for your partner All information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.