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EMT
Company : Catholic Health Initiatives
Location : Fort Oglethorpe, GA, 30742
Job Type : Full Time / Part Time
Salary : 17.5-24.01 HOUR
Date Posted : 8 January 2026
Job Summary and Responsibilities
PRN
Accepting AEMT or EMT candidates
The AEMT is responsible for the delivery of patient care under the guidelines of the Tennessee Department of Public Health – EMS Board, the Georgia Department of Public Health – Office of EMS and Trauma, as well as the guidance of the department Medical Director. The AEMT will deliver care in the pre-hospital setting under the treatment protocols set forth and approved by the Director of EMS and the Medical Director.
Essential Function
The AEMT will provide emergency medical treatment and transport to the sick and injured under his care in accordance with all applicable laws and department protocols and procedures.
The AEMT will document all patient care performed in the approved Patient Care Report program, using the required format.
The AEMT will ensure that all required paperwork is completed and turned in by end of shift.
The AEMT will ensure that his/her equipment is in a state of readiness and cleanliness at the beginning of each shift and their ambulance is fully stocked in accordance with departmental procedures.
The AEMT will report any deficiencies and/or mechanical issues with their supplies, equipment, or vehicle to a supervisor in a timely fashion. They will restock the unit as necessary.
The AEMT will attend any required education that is deemed necessary by the Director or the Medical Director.
The AEMT will be responsible for his/her licensure and the required education for renewal. Education will be provided by the Department but it is the AEMT’s responsibility to ensure they have enough credits for their own renewal.
The AEMT will perform any other duties as requested by a supervisor, the EMS Operations Manager, or
Director of EMS.
The job summary and responsibilities listed above are designed to indicate the general nature of the work performed within this job. They are not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all job responsibilities required of employees assigned to this job. Employees may be required to perform other duties as assigned.
Job Requirements
High School Graduate or GED
Graduate of an accredited school for EMS Education to the AEMT Level
Emergency Medical Technician Intermediate: GA (EMT-INTER:GA)
Basic Life Support - CPR (BLS-CPR)
Driver's License: TN (AUTO:TN)
Preferred
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
Emergency Pediatric Care (EPC)
Pediatric Education for Pre-Hospital Professionals (PEPP)
Prehospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS)
Where You'll WorkCHI Memorial, a member of CommonSpirit, is an award-winning, not-for-profit, faith-based health care organization dedicated to the healing ministry of Jesus Christ. Founded by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, we offer a comprehensive continuum of care, from preventative and primary care to acute hospital services specializing in cancer, cardiac, neuroscience, stroke, and orthopedic services. Our commitment to excellence has earned us top prestigious recognition repeatedly from U.S. News and World Report, PINC AI™, CMS, Healthgrades®, Leapfrog, and most recently as one of the Best Places to Work in Tennessee. We are proud to serve Southeast Tennessee and Northwest Georgia with the expertise of 4,700 team members and nearly 500 affiliated physicians.
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Frequently asked questions
Fort Oglethorpe's growing healthcare needs have increased demand for EMTs, especially with providers like Catholic Health Initiatives expanding services. Job seekers will find moderate competition, but strong certification and local EMS experience can give candidates a notable edge in this Georgia region.
Employers in this area highly value EMTs holding Georgia EMT-Intermediate licenses and CPR certifications, alongside pediatric-focused credentials like PALS or PEPP. Regional EMS boards often require adherence to both Georgia and Tennessee regulations, making multi-state knowledge advantageous.
EMTs here often work PRN or part-time schedules, with shifts demanding readiness for emergency calls at unpredictable hours. The role requires flexibility to attend ongoing training and maintain equipment readiness, reflecting the fast-paced nature of pre-hospital emergency care.
Catholic Health Initiatives fosters growth by offering educational resources and opportunities for EMTs to pursue advanced certifications, such as AEMT or pediatric specialty courses. Their faith-based culture also provides a supportive environment emphasizing continuous learning and compassionate patient care.
While EMTs provide essential basic life support and transport, AEMTs at Catholic Health Initiatives deliver intermediate-level care including advanced airway management and medication administration, following state EMS protocols. This distinction requires additional licensure and specialized training.
EMTs in Fort Oglethorpe typically earn between $32,000 and $38,000 annually, aligning closely with Georgia’s median EMT salary. Compensation at Catholic Health Initiatives may include benefits and educational support, enhancing overall job value in this healthcare sector.
Before each shift, EMTs must ensure ambulances are fully stocked with medical supplies, verify the functionality of life-saving equipment, and clean devices to maintain hygiene standards. Prompt reporting of any mechanical or supply issues is critical to uphold operational readiness.
Yes, Catholic Health Initiatives offers PRN and part-time EMT roles, ideal for those seeking flexible hours or supplemental income. These positions allow professionals to balance personal commitments while gaining valuable EMS experience in a reputable regional healthcare system.
Catholic Health Initiatives integrates faith-based values with top-tier emergency care, offering EMTs access to advanced training and a collaborative culture. Their extensive regional presence and recognition for quality care set them apart from typical EMS providers in the area.
Certifications like Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals (PEPP), and Emergency Pediatric Care (EPC) significantly boost an EMT's qualifications, meeting preferred standards for pediatric care in the organization’s trauma and emergency units.