Traveling Paramedic
Confidential
Posted: February 12, 2026
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Quick Summary
Delivering high-quality occupational health services at various client worksites, supporting on-site injury care, regulatory testing, health surveillance, wellness programming, and emergency response services.
Required Skills
Job Description
Traveling Paramedic – Occupational Health
Position Summary
The Traveling Paramedic – Occupational Health is responsible for delivering high-quality occupational health services at various client worksites. This role supports on-site injury care, regulatory testing, health surveillance, wellness programming, and emergency response services. The Traveling Paramedic must be adaptable, self-directed, and capable of working independently across multiple locations while maintaining exceptional customer service and clinical standards.
This position requires frequent travel to assigned client sites, including temporary assignments, new site launches, coverage support, and special projects.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Clinical Services
Provide assessment and treatment of occupational injuries and illnesses within scope of practice and company protocols
Deliver first aid, emergency care, and triage services
Determine need for referral to outside medical providers or emergency services
Perform drug and alcohol testing (DOT and Non-DOT)
Conduct physical assessments, respirator fit testing, audiometric testing, pulmonary function testing, vision screening, and other regulatory exams
Administer vaccinations as permitted by licensure and company policy
Support return-to-work evaluations and modified duty processes
Maintain accurate and timely electronic medical documentation
Occupational Health & Compliance
Ensure services comply with OSHA, DOT, and client-specific requirements
Maintain confidentiality in accordance with HIPAA guidelines
Assist with injury trend analysis and site reporting as requested
Support safety initiatives and collaborate with site leadership
Travel & Site Support
Travel to multiple client locations, sometimes with short notice
Support new site openings and temporary coverage needs
Assist in training or mentoring on-site clinical staff as assigned
Adapt to various clinic setups (mobile units, industrial sites, construction environments, warehouses, etc.)
Maintain readiness of medical supplies and equipment during travel assignments
Health & Wellness Programming
Assist with health screenings and wellness initiatives
Lead or support stretch-and-flex programs when required by client
Provide education to employees on injury prevention and general health topics
Qualifications
Education & Licensure:
Current State Paramedic license in good standing
National Registry certification (preferred)
Current BLS and ACLS certification
Valid driver’s license with acceptable driving record
Experience:
Minimum 2 years of field paramedic experience preferred
Occupational health, industrial, or on-site clinic experience preferred
Experience with DOT collections and regulatory testing (preferred)
Required Skills and Competencies
Strong independent decision-making skills
Ability to work autonomously in non-traditional clinical environments
Excellent communication and customer service skills
Strong organizational and documentation abilities
Ability to build professional relationships with client representatives
Flexibility and adaptability in changing environments
Physical Demands
Frequently standing, walking, bending, and lifting up to 50 pounds
Ability to respond quickly in emergency situations
Ability to work indoors and outdoors in varying weather conditions
Ability to travel frequently, including driving long distances and occasional overnight stays
Work Environment
Industrial settings (manufacturing plants, warehouses, construction sites, mining, etc.)
Mobile medical units
Corporate and administrative environments
Exposure to noise, dust, temperature variations, and industrial hazards
Travel Requirements
Frequent travel required (percentage based on company needs, typically 50–90%)
Overnight travel may be required
Flexibility for variable schedules, including early mornings, evenings, or weekends
Reporting Structure
Reports to: Territory Manager or Regional Clinical Manager
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Timely and accurate documentation
Client satisfaction and professionalism
Compliance with regulatory requirements
Injury case management effectiveness
Attendance and reliability for travel assignments
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