Operations SupervisorAre you passionate about leading a dynamic team in the field of EMS? Here's your opportunity to join MMT Ambulance as a Operations Supervisor and be a senior leader, overseeing operations in one of our markets. As a Operations Supervisor, you will play a key role in building and sustaining a culture of teamwork, respect, and excellence.
We value the well-being of our team members and prioritize a positive workplace atmosphere.For over 35 years, MMT has been a pioneer in EMS, continuously expanding and innovating. Our dedicated workforce, comprising approximately 1,600 providers, ensures efficient and reliable interfacility ambulance patient transportation. Powered by AI technology and state-of-the-art dispatch centers, MMT is dedicated to delivering the best patient care 24/7/365.Join a growing, national company that supports recognized health system(s) and contribute to our commitment to delivering exceptional patient care.As a Operations Supervisor, you will:Manage day-to-day inventory and supply orderingSchedule preventive maintenance/vehicle repairs and liaise with the Fleet Manager to address vehicle issuesMaintain organized and current station files and manualsHandle scheduling, hiring, evaluation, management, and disciplinary actions concerning station employeesEnsure timely submission of timesheets and other payroll documentationLead, guide, and assist in training lower-level personnel and/or students as assignedAdminister basic life support treatment to patients within EMT scope of practicePerform CPR, administer oxygen, and provide glucose as necessarySafely operate and maintain emergency vehicles in compliance with relevant laws during patient transportationDeliver competent patient care in pre-hospital and inter-facility settingsDemonstrate comprehensive knowledge of EMS procedures and apply them effectivelyMaintain professional interactions with healthcare personnel and patients, including those with disabilities or injuriesCollaborate effectively within a team environmentAccurately document required information in EMS charts, including PCRs, vehicle inspections, and inventory checksAssist other EMS providers in delivering careProvide verbal or written reports to higher healthcare facilitiesEnsure cleanliness of equipment and replace used or damaged suppliesAdhere to company and local agency policies, procedures, and protocols for emergency treatment and transportationAttend refresher programs and continuing education sessions as required by the medical directorMaintain a professional, courteous, and ethical demeanorRequirements for the position are:High School Diploma or GEDBasic Life Support certificationCPR & First Aid certificationCurrent state Paramedic CertificationValid driver's licenseActive Paramedic certification in the stateNational Registry Paramedic CertificationAbout Kearney, Nebraska Located in South Central Nebraska, Kearney is a vibrant community offering:A strong medical network with two hospitalsQuality education options, including public and private schools, a community college, and a four-year universityOutdoor recreation, including hiking and biking trails, hunting, fishing, and state parksCultural attractions, such as museums and a dedicated children's museumWe invite you to become part of our team in Kearney.
If you're ready to advance your career in a supportive and dynamic environment, we would love to connect with you!Why MMT:Cutting-edge technology and updated vehiclesSupportive company cultureOpportunity for career advancement in the EMS industry with a leading national companyIf you're ready to contribute to our mission of delivering exceptional patient care, apply today and be a part of the MMT Ambulance team!Statement of Equal Opportunity Employment It is the policy of MMT Ambulance to provide equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender identity, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, physical or mental disability, genetic information, marital status, status as a veteran military service, or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal, state, or local civil rights laws.